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Multiple cars have been spotted parking fully on the pavement outside houses in Bailey Street on the edge of Liverpool city centre <\/p>\nDebate rages online over image of cars parked in line on pavement outside homesMultiple cars have been spotted parking fully on the pavement outside houses in Bailey Street on the edge of Liverpool city centre <\/p>\n
Images of a row of cars parked on pavements outside houses on a Liverpool street have sparked criticism and debate. The pictures were taken recently and show a number of vehicles parked fully on the pathway in Bailey Street.<\/p>\n
Bailey Street is a very small road on the edge of Liverpool City Centre<\/a>, which lies close to the city’s Anglican Cathedral and the Chinatown area.<\/a> Concerns have now been raised about the parking situation in the street.<\/p>\n One worried reader sent the image of several cars parked fully on the pavement of Bailey Street.<\/p>\n They asked: “Why do residents park directly outside their front doors? Would this block emergency services getting inside?”<\/p>\n The image has also been shared on social media discussion site reddit, where many commenters also criticised those choosing to park their vehicles in this way.<\/p>\n One user said: “So many drivers don\u2019t think about how their parking forces wheelchair and pram users into the road.”<\/p>\n Another commenter said: “My heart sinks a little every time I see a pensioner with a walker having to take their time on the side of the road because of how common this is.”<\/p>\n And another reddit user added: “Because god forbid they have to walk a few extra feet just so that disabled people can freely get around.”<\/p>\n But some on the forum had more sympathy for the residents of the tiny road.<\/p>\n One said: “Now to be fair to them where the hell else are they supposed to park? That street is tiny.”<\/p>\n Another added: “I would say obviously in this situation parking on the road would block the road and they have no choice.”<\/p>\n Pavement parking<\/a> is a major issue here in Merseyside and causes great concerns for many.<\/p>\n It is a particular problem for people in wheelchairs or parents with prams, who can find themselves forced into roads when pavements and pathways are blocked by parked cars.<\/p>\n