I cut them some slack they are doing extensive work around the hospital apparently building a new wing or area or something. But really Home Depot sells ‘reserved’ signs all day, every day.
Couldn’t someone run over and get one?
Depending on where you live, you can just ignore their opinion and park there. Around here without a sign you can’t legally enforce any parking rules.
When I worked at Toys R Us, we had spots with handicap logos painted on them but the store was too cheap to have signs. We complained when people ignored the markings but without signs they weren’t official and couldn’t have them towed or anything.
In Arkansas, the painted on the ground handicap sign is not functionally enforceable. The upright sign with clear lettering, size and height requirements are needed to pursue a legal case.
“Reserved Parking” signs have their own rules.
From what I read funeral and church reserved parking temporary signs are not really legal. I think most people make allowances though. You’d be a real jerk to call cops on cars of people at a funeral.
But, Jerks are everywhere.
So I guess my idea of running to the Depot for a sign is bad advice. They should fix it somehow, if it’s gonna be more than a day or two. Not everyone is nice as me.
@wolfpup thx
Hopefully you don’t expect ER staff to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The claim that there were some unused parking spots doesn’t mean no one was staffing the ER (ever hear of drop-offs?). Also, some providers may come on duty later than others and are given the exalted privilege of dedicated parking spots at their workplace.
I don’t know about any ER staffing issues in Arkansas, but if there are significant ones, they’re not alone.
Why do I keep reading the thread title as ‘Pack-in Barkers’?