Is it the responsibility of the property to park the car in the community and be scraped?

With the improvement of people's living standards, cars have become people's means of transportation, and basically every household has a car. Therefore, there are many vehicles in the parking lot of the community, so it often happens that the car is scraped when parked in the community. So is it the responsibility to park your car in the community and scrape the property? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao!

Is it the responsibility of the property to park the car in the community and be scraped?

Whether the car is scraped in the community depends on whether there is a contract between the owner and the property. If there is an agreement with the property, it is necessary to clarify what obligations the property undertakes to the vehicle. If the property assumes the custody obligation, the nature of the charge is the custody fee, so the property is liable. If the contract stipulates that the property only provides parking lot lease and does not assume the obligation to keep the vehicle, then the property whose vehicle is scratched will not assume the responsibility.

How to avoid scratching your car?

1, try to pull over and avoid the middle position.

Parking lots generally have planned parking spaces, generally one parking space for 2-3 cars, and indoor parking lots are separated by cement. If you stop in the middle position, it is easy to be scratched. Pull over and keep the vehicle in the middle position to reduce the risk of being scratched.

2. The reserved position is convenient for the next vehicle to open the door.

When the vehicles are parked side by side, it is necessary to control the lateral distance, and if it is really impossible to walk away, it should be controlled within 60cm, so that the owner will be more careful when getting off and opening the door. If the distance is 1m, it is easy to rub against the door.

Park the car as far away as possible.

Vehicles parked near the driveway are also easy to be rubbed, so when parking, just park in the innermost parking space, which can prevent other cars from rubbing against your car and also play an anti-theft role.

4. Avoid parking under windows or balconies.

It's best not to park your car under the balcony or window. If something falls from the sky, it is easy to cause damage to the car, so try to avoid these places.

Bian Xiao concluded: The above is about whether the property is responsible for parking in the community. I hope it will help everyone.