Walk out of school to find this

[DustinK]

I've walked out to this scene when leaving from work at least half a dozen times...





Which resulted in my having to call the cops who subsequently call the tow company. Usually takes ~15-30 minutes for a patrol officer to arrive and ~10 minutes from their arrival for a tow truck or trucks to show up.

I live about a block from a local state college and this usually happens at the start of a semester. It's really annoying and I ALMOST feel bad since the students end up having to pay for (a) a ticket for blocking my driveway and anything else the cops see that they end up writing the vehicle up for, and (b) somewhere a bit north of $100 to get their car out after towing and storage fees. Then again, they need to learn to open their eyes...

I also worry about someone getting pissed and trying to retaliate since I had them towed (even though its pretty obvious its their fault), but thankfully it hasn't been an issue.

[Revo1]

Originally Posted by Comrando

The police will have it towed and you don't need a friend, a confrontation, or any money.

Person who parked will need all of the above.

[ActNup NY]

Originally Posted by racer3j

Walk out of school today to find some jackass parked his POS honda horizontally behind my car blocking me in. Had to wait for every car around me to move so I could barely squeeze out, he ended up not even coming out for another hour. Some people have no common sense what so ever.




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what a bone head. Should have aired out the tires. lol !

[tjbusa]

What you'd like to to and what you did are two different things. I would have done the same, going to school day in and day out, anything you did to the other car would come back as a repercussion to your car later. If it was a one time place where you parked and you were not coming back, by all means, let em have the works.

[11RS]

"Ouu a Camaro, let's get as close to it as humanly possible"

That's what I believe is going through peoples mind 24/7 when I am in my maro.

[upflying]

Reverse doesn't work in the Camaro? Nudge the right door on the Honda with your bumper and give her a bit of throttle. Honda slides out of the way.

[The IOM Ninja]

Originally Posted by upflying

Reverse doesn't work in the Camaro? Nudge the right door on the Honda with your bumper and give her a bit of throttle. Honda slides out of the way.

With the Paint Chevy uses the entire side of the persons car would be silver.....

[dekan513]

reminds me of a story i had this happen at a ballgame and had to wait like 30 + mins for the school to find drive i was pissed and was running my mouth the whole time call who drove the car a f***** idiot. short story got my ass kicked lol

[1985airborne]

This is why ii travel with a camshaft and a spray bottle of acetone! Sorry brother im in NJ too full of idiots!!!

[PeeBee]

If you as OP were parked legally, and you needed to get out...

Call the cops, have the Honda towed away. Sorted.

[c_LoW29]

Originally Posted by dekan513

reminds me of a story i had this happen at a ballgame and had to wait like 30 + mins for the school to find drive i was pissed and was running my mouth the whole time call who drove the car a f***** idiot. short story got my ass kicked lol

Deciphering your post was probably harder then getting out of this parking spot lol.

I would have just called the police and have it towed.

[5ThGen1]

Originally Posted by 5ThGen1

I would have let the air out of all 4 tires right before I pulled away! I have no patience or tollerence for that king of stuff... They might think about where/how the are going to park next time.

Deflating tires don't damage them. Slashing the tires with a knife is a different story...let them take the time out of their day to call a tow truck with an air compressor to simply fill them back up. Besides, their car is still in the same location that they left it. I think that is being nice considering they don't have to also hitch a ride to the tow yard.

Or, you can also do nothing and drive away as you THINK about what you would like to do.

I too always park the furthest away as possible.