"This Kind of True Education Is So Good" Netizens Give a Thumbs Up
Bill Proposed Regarding Private Property Irresponsible and Nuisance Parking
A story has been shared about a person who gave a direct "lesson" to the owner of a vehicle that was parked without permission in their home parking lot. On the 8th, an online community, BobaeDream, posted an article titled "If you park without permission in someone else's house, remove it immediately." The author, Mr. A, said, "I was not feeling well, and when I came home after work, there was an unknown car parked," and added, "When I called, the man who answered said, 'I'll move it after I eat.'"
A story has been shared about a person who directly gave a "lesson" to the owner of a vehicle that was parked without permission in their home parking lot. On the 8th, an online community, BobaeDream, posted an article titled "If you park without permission in someone else's house, please remove it immediately." The author, Mr. A, said, "I was not feeling well, and when I came home after work, I found an unfamiliar car parked," adding, "When I called, the man who answered said, 'I'll move it after I eat.'" [Photo source=Pixabay]
Mr. A, feeling incredulous, called the car owner again. However, despite several calls, the owner never answered Mr. A's phone. Angry, Mr. A said, "I blocked the car so it couldn't leave, and after some time, I got a call saying 'I'm sorry.'" He explained that when he asked the owner to move the car, the owner said, "I'll move it after I finish what I'm doing," or "I have to sleep," and then hung up. Mr. A said, "They kept calling to apologize, so I said, 'It's okay. Since you have to sleep, don't call,' and hung up." He added, "I don't know what will happen, but don't park without permission in someone else's house, and if you get a call, move your car immediately."
He also said, "I almost cursed when I heard 'I'll move it after I eat,' but I held back," and added, "The longest time someone didn't move their car was two weeks. Let's see what happens." Netizens who read the story responded with comments like, "That's satisfying," "They deserved it," "Well done. If they knew they were wrong, they would apologize immediately," "This kind of lesson is great," and "Looking forward to the follow-up."
A story has been shared about a vehicle owner who was directly "taught a lesson" for illegally parking in someone's private driveway. On the 8th, a post titled "If you park illegally on someone else's property, please remove it immediately" was uploaded on the online community BobaeDream. [Photo by online community 'BobaeDream']
Recently, incidents have occurred where cars were left unattended without permission in entrances or exits of parking lots or parked across multiple parking spaces, obstructing normal passage or parking by others. Since there has been no proper legal solution for this, it has been pointed out as a social problem. In response, on the 10th, Song Eon-seok, a member of the People Power Party, officially proposed a partial amendment to the "Automobile Management Act" that would allow towing and other measures against vehicles left unattended without permission on others' land or parking lot entrances/exits or parked across multiple parking spaces. The current Automobile Management Act prohibits parking or stopping a vehicle in certain places for purposes other than driving or leaving it unattended on roads, and stipulates that local governments may take necessary measures if violated.
Additionally, under the Road Traffic Act, if a vehicle is parked or left unattended without permission on others' land that is not a road or parking lot under the Parking Lot Act, neither the police nor local governments can take action against the vehicle. If the landowner takes action arbitrarily, they may be punished for property damage, leading to increased abuse of this situation. Therefore, Representative Song Eon-seok proposed a partial amendment to the Automobile Management Act to add acts that obstruct others' parking or passage on others' land or parking lots to the prohibited acts of vehicle owners or possessors, aiming to resolve the recent issues of unauthorized vehicle abandonment and parking problems.
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