Parking in Brussels is a daily challenge. Some do find an inventive solution and get by. Others, like our Italian friend here, were not that fortunate.
oei, die Italiaan staat blijkbaar al lang fout geparkeerd, aan de parkeerboetebonnetjes te zien! ;) ook de foto van het Vespa'tje vind ik leuk! groetjes, Hilde
you offer a lot of solutions and alternatives, Janey. Like many living in Brussels, I would not hesitate to take public transport.. only the busses and trams do not cover the whole territory and the waiting time in case of transfer is often prohibitive, too long for busy (or impatient) passengers.
I must admit though that I would not be able to survive without driving. I am the taximan (woman) of the family and have been since a very long time. The secret is keep on driving (without parking) ;)
Ha ha ha… Je ne sais pas pour Bruxelles, mais je sais qu'à Paris je n'utilise jamais de voiture. À Montréal par contre, je me débrouille toujours ! :-)
Parking in Brussels is a daily challenge. Some do find an inventive solution and get by. Others, like our Italian friend here, were not that fortunate.
parkeren en files, problemen die steeds groter worden..
ReplyDeletedie scooter heeft zijn plekje wel gevonden ..
prettige dag Anni
voor zolang als het duurt, voor de scooter, Willy.. ik vrees ervoor
DeleteJa flink geparkeerd! Haha heel leuk gedaan!
ReplyDeleteja, ik vond het ook wel grappig, alhoewel serieus tegen de rules!
DeleteParking is a universal urban problem when the primary means of transport is a private car. Interesting photos.
ReplyDeletethank you TFG, glad you enjoy the photos.
DeleteGreat photos here, Anni. :). And this is definitely some quite inventive parking!
ReplyDeleteit is, thank you for your comment, Mary
Deleteoei, die Italiaan staat blijkbaar al lang fout geparkeerd, aan de parkeerboetebonnetjes te zien! ;)
ReplyDeleteook de foto van het Vespa'tje vind ik leuk!
groetjes, Hilde
hij zal opkijken als hij zijn auto komt ophalen
Deletedank voor je commentaar, Hilde, het doet plezier
I think I would try my best to use mass transit if I worked in a large city. If I did use a car...It would be tiny...or like that scooter.
ReplyDeleteyou offer a lot of solutions and alternatives, Janey. Like many living in Brussels, I would not hesitate to take public transport.. only the busses and trams do not cover the whole territory and the waiting time in case of transfer is often prohibitive, too long for busy (or impatient) passengers.
DeleteSystème D
ReplyDeletedébrouillardise ? ou plutôt d....?
Deleteha, same here. I'm glad I don't drive :)
ReplyDeleteI must admit though that I would not be able to survive without driving. I am the taximan (woman) of the family and have been since a very long time. The secret is keep on driving (without parking) ;)
DeleteHa ha ha… Je ne sais pas pour Bruxelles, mais je sais qu'à Paris je n'utilise jamais de voiture. À Montréal par contre, je me débrouille toujours ! :-)
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