They are currently costing the tax payer money.Guidelines suggest that a certain amount of tailgating should be permitted. The risk to the public of a bus tailgater is small if any.Either that or the driver felt 'trapped' and didn't appreciate that the carpark is a legitimate exit.Yes, but everyone should play their part. This is a poor bit of road design. When one drives in to a relatively busy area, their attention will be drawn to pedestrians, other vehicles, parked cars, cyclists, etc... it seems clear to me that this makes acknowledging signage more unlikely.

At the end of the day, the biggest problem here is a poorly thought out pedestrian area. It is not an exclusive pedestrian area and because of that we will always have this problem.

Yes i too have seen the dropped curb in the bus and taxi lane so you can easy turn right into the carpark without going over the bollards