An admission that the new car park is too tight for the size of vehicles we have on the road now.

 

They are looking at putting in a turning circle 

 

Just  give those 2 guys a whistle  that'll sort the issue out

How else can they continue to make money except by doing a big construction job wrong the first few times and having to continually "improve" it?

Maybe doing their bit for global warming, persuading people that diesel-powered Chelsea tractors aren't good for the environment. Everyone should drive a nice Mercedes like the mayor, lol!

18 hours ago, TaaSaparot said:

An admission that the new car park is too tight for the size of vehicles we have on the road now.

 

They are looking at putting in a turning circle 

Architect was American. He used inches but Thai builder used cm.....

 

1 hour ago, GypsyT said:

Architect was American. He used inches but Thai builder used cm.....

 

The metric system is recognized as the standard (like in physics etc.). This is not the first mistake because of this misunderstanding. Once a whole rocket was lost.  Time to change to the same standard worldwide, although it would take many decades (just think of the steepness of all the screw threads)

That area has been changed to an  Exit. So all the traffic has to go into the same old entrance jam and enter the garage in the back. Actually the garage as not ever been full. Of course another screw. What else is New.

 

2 hours ago, moogradod said:

Time to change to the same standard worldwide, although it would take many decades (just think of the steepness of all the screw threads)

US auto industry changed to metric in 1975. The first "metric car" was Cadillac Seville.

When they showed up for service at the dealer nobody wanted to work on them... American mechanics thought they needed metric tools! 90% SAE tools work just fine.

They still hate "metric cars".

 

US military is metric since 1975 (I think) but aviation still is mixed mess which hurts US companies worldwide sales.

 

I can handle both. Plus British oddballs like  "British Standard Whitworth (BSW)"

 

6 hours ago, GypsyT said:

Architect was American. He used inches but Thai builder used cm.....

 

You have a reference for that? There are 2.54 cm/inch. Then the whole place would be less than 1/2 called for ??

10 hours ago, morrobay said:

That area has been changed to an  Exit. So all the traffic has to go into the same old entrance jam and enter the garage in the back. Actually the garage as not ever been full. Of course another screw. What else is New.

 

 

 

 

Of course it has never been full.....It fulfilled its main goal which was the old parks destruction......Whether the parking works or not is irreverent.. 

10 hours ago, redwood1 said:

 

Of course it has never been full.....It fulfilled its main goal which was the old parks destruction......Whether the parking works or not is irreverent..