Anonymous wrote:OP is a piece of work.Anonymous wrote:OP actually called the supervisor. Who was on a power trip? I bet your mom and daughter were embarrassed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:After 911, this is simply not allowed due to the possibility of you having a bomb in your car.
LOL.
Anonymous wrote:Had incredibly rude parking officer at Reagan Terminal 1 issue "refuse to move" citation - was standing in designated pick up area, elderly mother was walking out of building (accompanied by grandchild who went in to get her) but took few minutes walking around to get to car. Officer wrote ticket while elderly mother in sight because we weren't doing immediate pickup - we were there for less than 3 minutes total and there was literally no one else there. Total power move, called for her supervisor, she blatantly lied about how long we were there (she said 10-15 minutes) and supervisor sided with her.
My question is: do I have to pay this (live and registered in Virginia)? And has anyone else dealt with this?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Had incredibly rude parking officer at Reagan Terminal 1 issue "refuse to move" citation - was standing in designated pick up area, elderly mother was walking out of building (accompanied by grandchild who went in to get her) but took few minutes walking around to get to car. Officer wrote ticket while elderly mother in sight because we weren't doing immediate pickup - we were there for less than 3 minutes total and there was literally no one else there. Total power move, called for her supervisor, she blatantly lied about how long we were there (she said 10-15 minutes) and supervisor sided with her.
My question is: do I have to pay this (live and registered in Virginia)? And has anyone else dealt with this?
Honestly in the context of airport pick up and drop off, 3 minutes might as well be 10-15 minutes. It's a pretty fast turn around.
As for whether you need to pay it, you did refuse to move, the supervisor sided with the parking officer, and you got a ticket for refusing to move your car. Why wouldn't you pay that ticket? You undeniably did what you were cited for.
And it's National, not Reagan.
I'm as liberal as anyone around, and this is just stupid. It's been Reagan for a couple of decades. Deal with it.
Some provincial old grannies never evolve.
Awww. That’s so sad that you’re too poor to travel.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Had incredibly rude parking officer at Reagan Terminal 1 issue "refuse to move" citation - was standing in designated pick up area, elderly mother was walking out of building (accompanied by grandchild who went in to get her) but took few minutes walking around to get to car. Officer wrote ticket while elderly mother in sight because we weren't doing immediate pickup - we were there for less than 3 minutes total and there was literally no one else there. Total power move, called for her supervisor, she blatantly lied about how long we were there (she said 10-15 minutes) and supervisor sided with her.
My question is: do I have to pay this (live and registered in Virginia)? And has anyone else dealt with this?
Honestly in the context of airport pick up and drop off, 3 minutes might as well be 10-15 minutes. It's a pretty fast turn around.
As for whether you need to pay it, you did refuse to move, the supervisor sided with the parking officer, and you got a ticket for refusing to move your car. Why wouldn't you pay that ticket? You undeniably did what you were cited for.
And it's National, not Reagan.
I'm as liberal as anyone around, and this is just stupid. It's been Reagan for a couple of decades. Deal with it.
Some provincial old grannies never evolve.
OP is a piece of work.Anonymous wrote:OP actually called the supervisor. Who was on a power trip? I bet your mom and daughter were embarrassed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Had incredibly rude parking officer at Reagan Terminal 1 issue "refuse to move" citation - was standing in designated pick up area, elderly mother was walking out of building (accompanied by grandchild who went in to get her) but took few minutes walking around to get to car. Officer wrote ticket while elderly mother in sight because we weren't doing immediate pickup - we were there for less than 3 minutes total and there was literally no one else there. Total power move, called for her supervisor, she blatantly lied about how long we were there (she said 10-15 minutes) and supervisor sided with her.
My question is: do I have to pay this (live and registered in Virginia)? And has anyone else dealt with this?
Honestly in the context of airport pick up and drop off, 3 minutes might as well be 10-15 minutes. It's a pretty fast turn around.
As for whether you need to pay it, you did refuse to move, the supervisor sided with the parking officer, and you got a ticket for refusing to move your car. Why wouldn't you pay that ticket? You undeniably did what you were cited for.
And it's National, not Reagan.
I'm as liberal as anyone around, and this is just stupid. It's been Reagan for a couple of decades. Deal with it.
Anonymous wrote:I wish airports would enforce the no waiting / standing rule more. Whenever I pick someone up at IAD curbside, cars are triple parked.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's National.
Those who say 'Reagan' are probably trying to make 'National Landing' happen. It's not happening, Gretchen.
Let it go, grandma. Saying National makes you sound old.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Had incredibly rude parking officer at Reagan Terminal 1 issue "refuse to move" citation - was standing in designated pick up area, elderly mother was walking out of building (accompanied by grandchild who went in to get her) but took few minutes walking around to get to car. Officer wrote ticket while elderly mother in sight because we weren't doing immediate pickup - we were there for less than 3 minutes total and there was literally no one else there. Total power move, called for her supervisor, she blatantly lied about how long we were there (she said 10-15 minutes) and supervisor sided with her.
My question is: do I have to pay this (live and registered in Virginia)? And has anyone else dealt with this?
Honestly in the context of airport pick up and drop off, 3 minutes might as well be 10-15 minutes. It's a pretty fast turn around.
As for whether you need to pay it, you did refuse to move, the supervisor sided with the parking officer, and you got a ticket for refusing to move your car. Why wouldn't you pay that ticket? You undeniably did what you were cited for.
And it's National, not Reagan.
Anonymous wrote:Official name: Washington Reagan National Airport
Can we get back to the issue at hand now, please.
Anonymous wrote:Official name: Washington Reagan National Airport
Can we get back to the issue at hand now, please.
Anonymous wrote:It’s NATIONAL airport.