In Perth- The person who was in the disabled bay- wasn’t disabled (not to make assumptions but she was young fit and in workout attire) and ran into the bakery. No parking permit, I was with a friend who is in a wheelchair and they spoke up, politely and said it wasn’t right they did that. The person dismissed them and got into their car and drove away. Then the yellow lined bay isn’t a bay at all, it’s for when disabled vans or when people with disabilities need extra space (for their wheelchair, walkers etc) to get in and out of the vehicle safely. That lady ran into the cigarette shop. I can say for certain most disabled people can’t park in regular bays because otherwise they’d scratch the side of your car (which would probably piss ya off) or not be able to get in or out of the vehicle. Most bays aren’t wide enough between cars for their assistive equipment. I understand we’re all in a rush nowadays, but you could’ve parked in the three empty bays on the far side of the parking lot instead of stuffing it up for people who actually need these spots. It may of been convenient for you but if you put yourself in someone else’s shoes you may understand why it’s not okay. It’s unfair, selfish and inconsiderate. All you had to do was walk a few extra steps and it wouldn’t have taken you more than an extra minute. 

Why do people do this?