People were left horrified after seeing a picture of how a man had parked his huge truck across three spaces, one of which was a disabled spot – and they weren’t pleased
Having consideration for others is important when you’re parking your car.
Drivers all know that when you’re in a car park you need to park between the lines, if you’re not disabled, avoid those designated spaces, and if you’re parking between cars, be careful when opening your door. But one driver was being so inconsiderate when he pulled up to park his car that he decided to put his truck across a whopping three spaces – including a disabled spot.
When confronted about the rude choice he made, he threatened to “hurt” the person, even making a bizarre, and untrue claim.
Parking in Melbourne, Australia, the unnamed Redditor posted a photo of the questionable parking method they’d noticed while out and about. They said that the man driving the truck claimed that he “didn’t fit in normal people spots”, and had even threatened to “hurt” the person taking the picture.
They were parked across two parking spots, and one disabled spot, which left some people gobsmacked and with some choice words for the man who decided to park in such a horrendous way.
“What an absolute c**t of a person”, someone fumed, with another saying they would “turn a blind eye” if someone decided to do something to the car, writing: “Normally, people who key someone’s car or slash someone’s tyres are the worst, but I’d turn a blind eye for someone to do it to this f**k muffin.”
Another person said: “There’s no excuse for parking this way”, referring to the driver as a “be****d”. Someone else pointed out: “If your personal car can’t fit into a standard car park, then it shouldn’t be deemed roadworthy. This does not include buses, commercial vehicles, speciality situations, etc. I’m just talking about how your everyday vehicle should fit into a standard car park.”
A Redditor raged: “I hope he gets three times the fines when he does that.” Someone even said that he must be really “lazy”, and one fumed: “Should require a special licence to have one of these cars. The majority are just for emotional support.”
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