ππ¨ Heads up, drivers! Did you know about the ‘age limit’ for supermarket parent and child parking spots? Many donβt, and it could cost you a fine if you’re not careful! ππ


Supermarkets like Morrisons, Tesco, Asda, and Sainsburyβs have specific rules for these spots. They’re meant for parents shopping with young kids, providing convenient access to the store. But here’s the catch: once your child hits 13, those spots are off-limits for you. π
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The rule exists because, until age 12, children need to be in child seats and restraints. So if you’re rolling solo and leaving the kids at home or they’re over 12, stick to regular parking spaces. βπΌ
Misusing these bays can land you a Parking Charge Notice. Many supermarket car parks are monitored by third-party companies, with some even using cameras to ensure the rules are followed. πΈπ
Ignoring these fines? It could lead to a court visit, which isn’t on anyone’s shopping list! ποΈ
So, next time you’re just popping in for some milk or bread, remember the rules, save yourself the trouble, and park responsibly! π₯π
ποΈ Happy shopping, and park smart! ππΌ