A CLAMPED GOCAR - HENRIETTA STREET
[23 MAY 2020] A friend just informed me that the car was being parked in a loading zone and that is clearly shown in my photographs.
I thought that these cars could be parked without fear of being clamped.
I visited the GOCAR site and according to them the advantages of using their service are “Fuel is covered as part of your GoCar membership. Each car has a fuel card in it you can use to top the car up when it’s running low.Insurance is included! No need to worry about extortionate insurance policies. With GoCar you’re covered! Parking in Dublin City is FREE! GoCars can park for free of charge in any Dublin City on street Pay & Display.”
I thought that these cars could be parked without fear of being clamped.
I visited the GOCAR site and according to them the advantages of using their service are “Fuel is covered as part of your GoCar membership. Each car has a fuel card in it you can use to top the car up when it’s running low.Insurance is included! No need to worry about extortionate insurance policies. With GoCar you’re covered! Parking in Dublin City is FREE! GoCars can park for free of charge in any Dublin City on street Pay & Display.”
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