Travel Spot CAR WINDSCREEN PARKING TICKET HOLDER CLIP 92852

Such a practical item.

My car's dashboard is hungry. It loves to eat... ANYTHING that is left on top of it. When I bought the car I found parking tickets from 5 years ago hiding inside the damn thing! This parking clip solves that problem by allowing you to place tickets, passes etc temporarily on the screen in safety. A bonus is that when you open the door, your expensive ticket doesn't fly out the other window to freedom...Don't feed your dashboard, get one of these instead!

Just what I was looking for. I wanted something I could use to hold my work parking permit securely to my windscreen. This is perfect. It stuck well, first go, and I haven't had to think about it since.

I bought this to replace the "simply clever" ticket holder that came as standard on my Skoda. I have found that these simple clips are very useful to ensure that parking tickets are clearly visible. Unfortunately the Skoda holder snapped after 4 years of continuous use but replacing the genuine item would have required removal of the windscreen pillar trim and airbag. This stick on replacement clip was expensive for what it is but it saved a lot of hassle and risk replacing the Skoda clip. so I would say that it was worth the money for me.

My second purchase of this for two cars, years apart. Works just as expected but ignore the instruction diagrams that show fitting in from the edge of the screen, do that and it almost certainly will come loose. Slip the part with the adhesive on into the gap between the pillar and the windscreen then it is out of your eye-line and it cannot fall off as it is wedge in. Could probably fit it this way without using the adhesive but it will move and you can slide it in with the adhesive uncovered just fine.

Ever put a parking ticket on the dash of your car and locked your car then come back to find the dreaded yellow ticket on your windscreen,When you look you see that when you shut the door of your car the wind blew your ticket on the floor and of course you got a ticket,you have to go get it sorted get moaned at as if you have committed some heinous crime been lectured on how to display your parking ticket correctly,two hours later you are on your way wishing all kinds of horrible things on those paper pushing cretins,car park attendants and anyone who is related to them going back 30 generations.Well here is the answer,this small bit of plastic with a sticky pad to go on the inside of your windscreen will do away with all that hassle,get your ticket stick it in the clip and you can slam your door as hard as you like the ticket stays put,and then as you walk by the old git with the pad of tickets you can look him straight in the eye and think,YOU WISH MATE.I have two in my car and have just bought another for the wife`s car its so much better than having to check and double check every time you park your car,so get one of these and you will never have to worry about your ticket flying off the dash and you getting all that hassle,simples.

There is a saying that the simplest things are sometimes the best and this item fits into that very well , when I opened the small envelope today I thought what have I bought here , it is not the biggest thing but it has a strong sticky pad and seems to be holding well on the inside of the screen and holding the works parking permit I need to displayupdatestill on my windscreen so I am most impressed , lasted longer than I thought it would

Might be just me but... got this Saturday. Admittedly, the insid of the windscreen was a little damp from condensation, but it wouldn't stick. Iced windscreen and all that. Waited 'til later in the day - brilliant sunshine - and whilst it did stick to the screen, it didn't seem comfortable with the curvature. I have it to display my parking permit for hime, but as it is a pool car, I can't have it in the screen all the time - its presence was supposed to be a handy reminder. By Monday morning it had fallen off, luckily my permit had fallen on the dashboard. I simply can't see how this would stick to glass with any sort of camber or curve; which windscreens necessarily have at the outer edges where you'd want it. I live in central London, you would definitely get a ticket if permit not shown. Buy cheap; buy twice.