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PHOTOS | Tallinn private school’s new parking rules spark anger: everyone else must walk, but teachers get spaces by the door

From Postimees · () Estonian

Translated from Estonian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • From September 7, one parking lot near Rocca al Mare School will be reserved for teachers with permits.
  • Other drivers will be offered alternatives, including the Rocca al Mare Centre car park, whose parking rules became stricter during the summer.
  • The arrangement has drawn sarcastic criticism on social media, and Elu24 visited the site to assess the situation.

“Everyone else has to walk, but teachers are so tired they must be able to park by the door,” social media users have mocked the new parking arrangement at Rocca al Mare School in Tallinn.

Starting September 7, one of the parking lots near the school will be reserved exclusively for teachers with permits. Other drivers will be directed to alternatives, including the car park at Rocca al Mare Centre.

That option has also become less convenient. The shopping centre tightened its parking conditions during the summer. Elu24 went to the school to see what the new arrangement looks like on the ground.

Everyone else has to walk, but teachers are so tired they must be able to park by the door.

· Social media usersA sarcastic reaction to Rocca al Mare School’s new parking arrangement.
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