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The loading zone is for loading and unloading only, there is no parking in the loading zone.
It's better than that lol. The last time I heard that announcement at the airport (been several years), it was "The loading zone is for immediate loading and unloading only". These people park in the fire lane for 15-20 minutes while their passenger "just goes in for a few things".
If I’m in the driver’s seat, I’m ready to move if a fire truck shows up
Right, that's...what they all say. But if you're blocking the ramps and I have to heave-ho my cart over the curb and/or walk around a parade of other parked cars, it gets annoying.
I’m not blocking the ramps I’m not an idiot
Umm, we live in a society ok? If there is a sign that says you cannot park or stop somewhere, you do not stop or park there.
If your car is in park, you are parked. End of story. You do not get to decide that you are the exception to traffic regulations.
Your parked car is likely disrupting traffic flow which wastes everyone's time. Stop doing that.
The line of "ready to move" drivers behind you will make sure any fire truck stays way back and is unable to show up to the first car closing the street.
I’ve never seen that line
Don't tell me which zone is for stopping and which is for loading