Blind Terminator: how Mosparking mocks disabled drivers
- November 18, 2022
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“I have your clothes, glasses and …” – how many times have we already written about the atrocities of the Moscow parking lot in relation to people with
“I have your clothes, glasses and …” – how many times have we already written about the atrocities of the Moscow parking lot in relation to people with reduced mobility, but time passes, but nothing changes. A resident of the Dorogomilovo district is now facing another lawlessness from this organization, having received five fines at once for parking in a wheelchair with the appropriate permit. In the details of this story, together with the victim’s lawyer Mikhail Nikitin, the AvtoVzglyad portal was sorted out.
Parking again in a place for people with reduced mobility on Denis Davydov Street, a Muscovite named Elena, who has the appropriate permit, could not even imagine what a headache she herself would get in the very near future. Her car is officially listed on the Federal Register of Disabled Persons, the identification mark placed under the windshield – it seems what could go wrong? But one “beautiful” morning Elena was fined 5,000 rubles. And after a while another. Then a third, fourth, fifth.
It turned out that, despite the fact that in the photos taken using the parking lot complex of the GKU “AMPP”, the presence of the sign “disabled person” is clearly visible on the car of our heroine, Mosparking inspectors Sergey Zaitsev , Pavel Pchelintsev and Alexei Shumatov “didn’t notice” and issued a citizen with several fines for not paying for parking. But how can three inspectors make the same mistake at the same time? Collective hallucinations?
Whatever the reason, Elena did not wait for an apology for the unfortunate misunderstanding and cancellation of the wrongly made decisions. And now – following the ugly tradition of “showdowns” with Mosparking – she will have to defend her rights in court.
“The inspector of the Moscow parking lot only needs to carefully study the photographic materials, compare them with the location of the vehicle, see that this is a parking lot for the disabled and simply reject the material,” said lawyer Mikhail Nikitin about the situation. the AvtoVzglyad portal.
But why carefully study all circumstances, if you can simply issue fines? There are no consequences for the inspector – it is an innocent citizen who will have to spend time and effort preparing and filing a complaint, as well as proving his case in court.
— It would be fair if such unlawful fines were withheld from the salaries of AMPP inspectors. Look, and people do not need to make unnecessary gestures and prove their innocence when it is clear, – believes Mikhail Nikitin, with which it is difficult to disagree.
So which government department or religious sect should be contacted so that Mosparking’s brutal practice of impunity is finally stopped? Unfortunately, the question remains open for the umpteenth time. Clearly, both media obstruction and appeals by public figures or individual delegates to the common sense of at least someone in this organization remain ineffective. There are laws, there are regulations, and there is a parking lot in Moscow – like a Terminator, completely indestructible.
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Parking again in a place for people with reduced mobility on Denis Davydov Street, a Muscovite named Elena, who has the appropriate permit, could not even imagine what a headache she herself would get in the very near future. Her car is officially listed on the Federal Register of Disabled Persons, the identification mark placed under the windshield – it seems what could go wrong? But one “beautiful” morning Elena was fined 5,000 rubles. And after a while another. Then a third, fourth, fifth.
It turned out that, despite the fact that in the photos taken using the parking lot complex of the GKU “AMPP”, the presence of the sign “disabled person” is clearly visible on the car of our heroine, Mosparking inspectors Sergey Zaitsev , Pavel Pchelintsev and Alexei Shumatov “didn’t notice” and issued a citizen with several fines for not paying for parking. But how can three inspectors make the same mistake at the same time? Collective hallucinations?
Whatever the reason, Elena did not wait for an apology for the unfortunate misunderstanding and cancellation of the wrongly made decisions. And now – following the ugly tradition of “showdowns” with Mosparking – she will have to defend her rights in court.
“The inspector of the Moscow parking lot only needs to carefully study the photographic materials, compare them with the location of the vehicle, see that this is a parking lot for the disabled and simply reject the material,” said lawyer Mikhail Nikitin about the situation. the AvtoVzglyad portal.
But why carefully study all circumstances, if you can simply issue fines? There are no consequences for the inspector – it is an innocent citizen who will have to spend time and effort preparing and filing a complaint, as well as proving his case in court.
— It would be fair if such unlawful fines were withheld from the salaries of AMPP inspectors. Look, and people do not need to make unnecessary gestures and prove their innocence if it is clear, – believes Mikhail Nikitin, with which it is difficult to disagree.
So which government department or religious sect should be contacted so that Mosparking’s brutal practice of impunity is finally stopped? Unfortunately, the question remains open for the umpteenth time. Clearly, both media obstruction and appeals by public figures or individual delegates to the common sense of at least someone in this organization remain ineffective. There are laws, there are regulations, and there is a parking lot in Moscow – like a Terminator, completely indestructible.
Source: Avto Vzglyad
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