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What are those metal things people put on car tires?
I was watching parking wars and these guys put these metal locks on the center piece of tires on cars, its some kind of lock or something. They did it to cars that the owners owed lots of money in fines. I suppose you cant drive with this on the tire, but what good does that do, does the car just sit there forever and ever? What is the point?
Also, what is double parking? They were writing tickets for double parking and i dont get what it is.
Haha cool! Its very interesting the excuses people come up with.
Oh yeah, it is called a boot, i remember hearing them call it that but i just couldn't remember before lol its definitely not called a wheel clamp
I cant believe people just park in the middle of the street!!
So is there no way to get the boot off on your own? and when you pay the fine do they send someone out to take it off? I honestly have never seen this before now on tv.
Katie: You dont get it? Do you speak english or are you having trouble reading?
3 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
The boot! Yeah, it sits there until they pay the fine. The point is, you can't drive your car until you pay the fine.
Double parking is when a car is parked on the curb, and another car pulls up beside it and parks in the middle of the street.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
its called a boot and u cant move the car and it will get towed eventualy not sit forever double parking is when a car is parked next to curb ad a car parks on the side of it and it is taking up all the way to middle of the stree (illegal btw)...im watchin parking wars too haha
- robin yLv 71 decade ago
the metal things are called 'wheel clamps' You have to pay a release fee to get the clamp removed. Double parking is when a car parks alongside a vehicle that is already parked by the kerb