What happens when you quarrel with the property, abandon the car and block the road?

Abandoned vehicles will block roads in the following situations:

1, traffic chaos: Abandoning cars and blocking roads may lead to traffic congestion and chaos, which will affect the normal traffic of surrounding vehicles and pedestrians.

2. Administrative penalty: If vehicles are found to block roads or violate traffic rules, the relevant departments may impose administrative penalties such as fines and points deduction on the owners.

3. Legal liability: blocking roads may violate local traffic laws and regulations and cause unnecessary obstacles to road traffic. You may face legal liability and punishment.

4. Public opinion: Such behavior is likely to cause dissatisfaction and complaints from other passers-by, which may lead to negative public opinion and word of mouth.

5. Escalation of disputes: disputes with the property and road blocking actions may lead to escalation of disputes and greater conflicts of interest between the two parties. When encountering disputes or disputes with the property, try to remain calm, seek reconciliation or settlement of disputes through appropriate channels, and avoid illegal or improper behavior. The word "property" was translated from English property or estate, and was introduced into coastal areas and inland areas from Hong Kong, meaning property, assets, real estate, real estate, industry and so on. Since the word was introduced into China in 1980s, it has now formed a complete concept, that is, property refers to all kinds of houses and their supporting equipment, facilities and venues that have been built and put into use. Real estate can be large or small, a flat can be a real estate, and a building can also be used as a real estate. The same building can be divided into several real estates according to different ownership. Property includes a variety of formats, such as office buildings, commercial buildings, residential quarters, villas, industrial parks, hotels, factory warehouses and other property forms.