Self-entitled and selfish Mazda 3 driver blocks a service road by parking on a pedestrian footpath
Remember the viral Rolls Royce incident below?
Here is a similar incident that occurred recently, but with a twist:
What Happened?
Those who have been to Upper Thomson would be aware of how difficult it is to get a vacant parking lot along the stretch of the service road.
For one "creative" Mazda 3 driver, he defies all odds to park his car - by mounting the kerb and parking it on the pedestrian footpath.
After parking his car on the pedestrian footpath, he alights from his white Mazda, where he faces the cam car driver behind him.
Instead of acknowledging his wrongdoing of parking his car illegally and congesting the service road, he walked to the cam car and dared to ask the driver to squeeze in between 2 cars.
Needless to say, the cam car driver refused to budge for an obvious reason.
The space between the white Mitsubishi Lancer and the illegally parked Mazda 3 was too tight to squeeze through.
The Mazda 3 driver continued to grumble and air his grievances against the cam car driver for not attempting to squeeze through.
After much "persuasion", the cam car driver decided to try his luck squeezing past the cars but to no avail.
Just then, the passenger of the Mazda 3 driver, supposedly his wife, appeared.
And although it was not captured on the dashcam, it seemed like his wife managed to diffuse the situation and persuaded him to drive off.
Several onlookers stared at him in bewilderment as he mounted the kerb (again) and drove off from the pedestrian footpath.
Netizens' Comments
Maybe if he was driving a conti, there's a chance he could catch people's attention🤭
To sum it up, this guy got many issues.
If we can share our roads with cyclists, I am sure we can share the Earth with these people too🙂
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