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Are you saying that the customers of the car parking firm, (i.e. the garage owners), couldn’t instruct them to cancel any erroneously issued tickets in the same way that shops, hotels etc. can?

And as mentioned earlier in this thread - what of the office worker whose space was blocked for three days despite notices both in front of the space and painted on the tarmac? Who should they employ to stop the trespass?

Simply not possible in all cases to put up barriers in a car park that is shared with the public on a pay and display basis - all that can realistically be done is put notices up and employ a deterrent for when these are ignored. Your analogy of leaving the front door open is not applicable -...

Not sure that would be legal but a ‘note’ asking the driver not to park there again, printed on A3 paper attached to the windscreen with copious amounts of treacle seems to be effective - the problem is though that there is always another selfish idiot willing to take their place. I’ve not seen...

The ones who are really causing the harm are the inconsiderate drivers who fill up the parking spaces!

It’s not easy to ‘police’ yourself, you can’t easily get the details of the registered owner.

Not when the spaces are part of a larger car park! Other than trying to deter trespassers with a financial penalty what can be done? To park in the public spaces costs £11 for 8 hours which has to be paid by the employee when their space has been blocked - why shouldn’t a trespasser be...

Clamping is already outlawed but how do you suggest that an office near Gatwick can deter people from parking in their car park? Barriers don’t work, notices don’t work - block trespassers in with another vehicle and the police tell you move it. All very well suggesting court action but that...