As if the Mercedes wasn't enough of a clue.

This building is used by one of the clubs at the university I live near. I’m pretty sure they regularly have students driving. I understand parking is tight in the neighborhood, but it’s getting egregious. There is also always a free spot not on the sidewalk they could be in. I’m hemming and hawing if I should reach out to the club/school first or go straight to the city.

Every morning I park at the MARTA station I see this car parked like this. I didn’t have time to take a photo this morning but the lot is always packed when I arrive and he/she always parks like this. It’s infuriating.

Both spots next to it were open when I got there by the way. The back of it sticking out into the lane is the cherry on top. Perfectly crooked too.

Packed carpark, entitled jerk

A raggedy BMW? Perfect combo for the likes of an asshole to park like this.

saw this car just parked as is. Now even if we give the benefit of doubt they had to take a shit or a quick delivery, could they not have done it any better? It’s literally in the way of traffic

One of the former sidewalk cars now sits in the driveway with tow notices painted (paint marker) on the windows.

Their solution? Put their other cars on the sidewalk. Unsure if the white Chevy was towed or not. I saw it one time on the sidewalk after the Hyundai was moved to the driveway. Possibly, when they came back for the Hyundai, they took the Chevy instead.

Love it when people don’t back their cars all the way and then still proceed to walk away 💀. Even better when the car has a backup camera that is clearly there to ASSIST

That is all. Please, can people just learn how to get it in?

White car was parked first as shown when I arrived - handicap placard in window.

When I came out of the store, the owner of the red escape pulled in and very clearly knew what he was doing based on the look on his face as everyone started. He looked like he wanted a confrontation.

He then took images of the white car’s plates and even moved the entire cart corral to the side so he could get in and out of his car easier - which shoved it inches from the car on the other side of the corral.

Park however they want.

At our local pet store

Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles. Definitely don’t want to get too close to that curb dood.