The scenic beauty of the UK's Peak District is being marred by a growing problem: illegal and irresponsible parking. Local authorities have devised a rather unconventional plan to address this issue — by sending offending vehicles to Alcatraz.
Authorities are exploring the idea of reopening the infamous American prison to house these cars. The isolated island off the coast of San Francisco is seen as the perfect secure location to accommodate the influx of vehicles, especially large SUVs notorious for clogging roadways.
Efforts to manage the congestion with:
- Informative signs
- Friendly social media campaigns
- Parking wardens
These have proven inadequate. A local source conveyed frustration at motorists who recklessly block traffic for trivial pursuits like TikTok videos.
The source insists this drastic measure is necessary to preserve the natural beauty of the area. They noted that a "two-ton crossover" would find it difficult to escape the confines of Alcatraz and even considered other potential measures, like constructing a large wall to block views of the landscape.
In a bold attempt to tackle illegal parking, the Peak District plans to ship offending vehicles to Alcatraz, emphasizing the need for drastic actions to protect its pristine environment.
Alcatraz awaits those who refuse to master the art of respectful parking.