Carol Glavich, a mother from Melbourne, plans to donate clothes to the local Williamstown op shop to help her daughter fulfill her charitable aspirations.
Carol Glavich will donate clothes to fill the trunk, the daughter saw the scene to help mother pack clothes.
When the mother and daughter had just arrived at Williamstown op shop, the mother had a problem, because there was so much clothing on the bus that she couldn`t take it off once, so she got out of the car and asked the shopkeeper if he could open the trunk door and move the clothes over and over again.
It`s too late for the shopkeeper to see someone donating clothes, not to mention such a small thing! Next two mother and daughter carry clothes again and again, moved 4, 5 times to move all together!
What the mother did not expect, however, was that within two days she had received a parking ticket because of the short five-minute parking time for carrying clothes, and it was as high as $159!
It turned out that the mother had parked her car in Loading Zone, where domestic cars were not allowed to park. Only unloaded trucks, taxis and cars such as tram were allowed to park.
The mother was really angry, so she complained: clearly is doing good, how to be fined? As a result, the response is: you must pay the fine, there is no room for accommodation.
This lady is completely disappointed, although there are complaints, but still have to pay the fine on time ah! So, what can we do to avoid being fined for parking? The following is the practical information that the editor of ink summed up for everyone!
1. Get a parking permit, (Parking Permit).
First, you need to apply for a parking permit online at the following Web site: (Parking Permit),:
http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/parking-and-transport/parking/parking-permits/Pages/parking-permits.aspx
2. Stop and watch the sign.
The following areas may be fined if they don`t see well!
We must abide by the rules and regulations! Or it`s not just a fine!
