And lots of people get in trouble for just that. However, that doesn’t seem to stop people from doing whatever they want. You would think that after so many Reddit stories where people get fined or get their cars towed, they would learn but here we are. It seems some people just never learn their lesson.
This guy, however, had to learn their lesson the hard way. You see a party was going on and rather than parking in the driveway of the house they were in or on the road, they decided to park on someone else’s driveway. Not only is it incredibly rude, what is that person supposed to do? Not park their own car?
Well, you can see what happened next by scrolling below and taking a look for yourself.
Source: Reddit





I’ve had somebody park behind my car in a driveway. There was no other way for me to get out because it was on a hill and I would have flipped my car over trying most likely. I didn’t even know the person who blocked me in. One call to the cops later and its getting towed at their expense though. –Red0t514


Where I live (Europe) it’s illegal to park in a driveway of course. However, the police have no way of knowing if the offending car belongs to you. For example, if you have guests over and they have nowhere to park but your driveway and you let them, then what? For this reason, if cops see a random car parked in a driveway, they will not ticket the car.
However, if the owner or resident whose driveway it is calls the police about it then they will. I did just that a few weeks ago and the guy got ticketed in front of my driveway. –Piggybank113

I would have said it was my parents’ car and that I didn’t have the keys. I don’t want to get my car keyed. –RedditIsNeat0

Where I live the offending G-Wagon would’ve gotten pulled out by a tractor, much to the detriment of the transmission and/or parking brake.
What kind of lunatic parks in someone else’s driveway? –TacticalSpackle

Have you ever done something this petty? Why not tell your story in the comments below?