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James Shields · 06-12-2006, 01:51

I see it in Drogheda every day, and I can only conclude that these people have no lives.

In fairness, the queue to get out of the station can be a pain (though slightly better since they started towing cars parked on the access road so traffic can use both lanes), and I have runonce or twice (but only once outside the station building). Nowadays I mostly cycle, avoiding the parking/escaping problems altogether.

I don;t thing the problem is exclusive to Drogheda, but it does seem worse here than at most other stations.

06-12-2006, 01:51	#4
James Shields Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Drogheda, Ireland Posts: 1,275	I see it in Drogheda every day, and I can only conclude that these people have no lives. In fairness, the queue to get out of the station can be a pain (though slightly better since they started towing cars parked on the access road so traffic can use both lanes), and I have runonce or twice (but only once outside the station building). Nowadays I mostly cycle, avoiding the parking/escaping problems altogether. I don;t thing the problem is exclusive to Drogheda, but it does seem worse here than at most other stations.