The parking space was occupied by someone else, and he didn't move by calling 1 14. What should I do?

Your private parking space is occupied, call the owner, but the other party is eloquent and refuses to move the car! Many people feel helpless when they meet such rude and unreasonable people. I met such a car owner, but in desperation, I made a move to make the opposite direction apologize to me.

One day, I drove home from work and drove into the parking lot of the community. I found that my parking space was actually occupied by another BMW. It suddenly occurred to me that I drove in such a hurry this morning that I forgot to lock the ground lock.

When I got off the bus and came to the BMW, I saw that the owner didn't leave any contact information on the car. I'll write down the license plate number and go to the residential property office first, so that the property can help me check whether BMW is the owner's car. The property staff told me after inspection that the BMW should be a foreign vehicle and there is no license plate number record.

No way, I have to call the traffic police service desk, because the owner's phone number is personal privacy, so I can't directly check the owner's phone number. The operator directly transferred the call to the other party's mobile phone, and let me talk to the owner directly. Another man, a middle-aged man, said impatiently to me: He will move the car in twenty minutes.

I can't say anything, so I parked the car temporarily and waited for the owner to move. But after waiting for half an hour, the shopkeeper didn't come. I waited patiently for more than twenty minutes, but I still didn't see the owner. In desperation, I called the traffic police service desk again, and the operator put me through to the owner. I asked the owner why he hasn't moved the car yet. The other party shouted at me angrily, saying that he had something urgent here, which was much more important than moving the car. Just hang up!

I thought, what is this? It makes sense for you to occupy my parking space, as if you are more reasonable! At this time, an hour has passed. I have to go home to cook dinner and help the children with their homework. I really don't have time to wait for the bus. I had to go home thinking that the owner would drive away at night anyway.

The next morning, I came to the parking lot and found the BMW still parked in my parking space. I immediately called the traffic police service desk and connected the owner. Guess what, the other party doesn't answer the phone at all.

My parking space is at the end of the parking lot, next to a wall, next to the parking space of my upstairs neighbor Xiao Song. I remember last week, I met Xiao Song by chance in the elevator. He said he was going on a business trip for two weeks this week. He is the only person in Xiao Song's family who can drive. Then, Xiao Song's car will definitely not move for a while. As long as I park my car sideways in front of my parking space, the owner who occupies my parking space can't drive out at all, and I have to move my car. I suddenly had a brainwave and thought of a good idea.

I'll contact Xiao Song first to confirm that he is on a business trip and can't move his car for two weeks. Then, I went to the property to explain the situation, and then parked my car in front of my parking space, thus blocking the BMW. Xiao Song can't come back from other places. If BMW owners want to drive out, they can only contact me. In this case, the situation will be reversed immediately.

In the next few days, I simply stopped driving and took the subway to and from work. I'd like to see when this BMW owner appears!

Finally, on the third day, I went to work in the morning and suddenly received a strange phone call. As soon as the phone was connected, the other party said that he was the owner of BMW, and said firmly: He had something urgent to drive out, but my car blocked his car and he couldn't drive out. Want me to move the car and let him drive out.

I thought I finally arrived, so I said to him, "I'm the one who called you the other day to ask you to move the car." Your parking space is my private parking space. You have been occupying my parking space these days. I contacted you, but you didn't come to move the car. Later, I simply didn't answer the phone ... "

As soon as the BMW owner heard that I was the owner of the parking space, he knew that he was indefensible and his tone was obviously relaxed. He asked me when I could come and move the car. He was really anxious to drive.

I said to him rudely, "I'm still working outside and I can't come back." I can only go home from work at night. "

The other party is still chasing after me and asking if anyone in my family can drive? He is anxious to drive out.

I ignored him and hung up the phone. In the afternoon, I got a call from the property manager, and the staff asked me if I could help move the car. It turns out that the BMW owner went to the property coordination. That afternoon, I happened to be on a business trip and went home early. As soon as I got to the parking lot, the property manager came with the BMW owner. The shopkeeper spoke to me politely and apologized to me.

I have to forgive others, forgive others. I didn't say much. I just moved my car a little bit to let the BMW drive out and no longer take up my parking space. I parked my car in my parking space. This matter has finally come to an end.

If your private parking space is occupied, and the owner of your parking space doesn't cooperate with moving the car, I advise you never to use the dirty tricks circulating on the Internet to deal with this kind of thing, which will only intensify contradictions and is not conducive to solving the problem. I suggest you take the following measures to solve it.

1. Sometimes, someone doesn't intentionally occupy your parking space, and the other person probably doesn't know that this is your private parking space. You should take some measures to prevent the parking space from being occupied. For example: spend money to install a remote lock on the parking space; Put a sign on the parking space, indicating: Private parking space, please do not occupy it. In this case, others will not occupy your parking space.

2. First contact the owner to move the car. If the owner doesn't leave contact information in the car, you can call 122 or 1 14 to explain the situation and report the license plate number, and the traffic control department will directly connect you with the owner. You and the owner will explain that normal people will come and drive away. If the other party is in a hurry, you can't come right away, but you should also give more understanding and try your best to coordinate and solve it. It doesn't hurt to meet each other by chance.

3. Contact the residential property staff to help solve the problem. Private parking spaces in residential areas pay parking fees and property management fees to the property. Property has the responsibility to manage parking spaces and actively help owners solve problems. Therefore, after the private parking space is occupied by others, you can inform the property and let them deal with it in time.

4. Calling the police is the last resort. If your parking space is occupied by someone else, the other person is arrogant and refuses to cooperate with moving the car. You can call the police, explain the situation to the police, let the police arrange a trailer to tow the car away, and let the occupants pay all the expenses.

If the other person occupies your parking space and doesn't move the car, don't be impulsive. As the saying goes, impulse is the devil. You can't damage the car parked in your parking space. If the damage is not serious, you should be liable for compensation; If the damage is serious, you not only have to bear civil liability for compensation, but may even bear criminal liability. This is not worth the loss.