Let’s talk about the signs. They are tiny. They’re placed at the worst possible angles. You’ll be craning your neck like a confused giraffe trying to read them.
Is that a “drop-off only” zone? Or a “short stay” spot? Who knows! You’re basically playing parking roulette. The only rule? Don’t blink, or you’ll miss the “no return within one hour” rule.
Work starts to improve traffic flow at Leeds station car park
I swear they hire a professional trickster to design those signs. It’s psychological warfare. You’ll leave the car park with a headache and a newfound respect for airport parking.
The Spaces – For Mice and Smart Cars
The actual parking spots are… optimistic. They look like they were drawn for a Fiat 500. If you drive a family SUV, good luck. You’ll be holding your breath to get out of the door.
I once saw a man parallel park a Ford Focus in a space designed for a bicycle. It took him four attempts. The queue behind him? Audibly fuming. But he did it, and we all applauded silently.
Pro tip: if you drive a big car, park on the top level. It’s slightly more spacious. Slightly. Like, “one less headache” slightly.
