How to Find the Owner When a Car is Blocking the Way?

[GiaLee]

Methods to find the owner when a car is blocking the way: 1. Carefully check if there is a phone number left by the owner inside the car, especially on the dashboard under the front windshield, as owners often leave their contact information there. If you find the owner's phone number, you can directly call them; 2. Call 114, provide the vehicle's license plate number and location to the operator, and your call will be directly transferred to the owner's mobile phone without revealing their number; 3. Call the traffic police at 122, explain the situation to the operator, and normally, the traffic police will quickly contact the owner to move the car.

[StJesse]

A few days ago, my own car was blocked, and it was really frustrating. Generally, first check if there’s a parking notice card with an 11-digit phone number on the windshield—many car owners leave one these days. If not, you can try calling 114, provide the license plate number, and they’ll connect you to the owner’s mobile phone. This service is available nationwide and quite convenient. If you’re in a residential area, just ask the security guard—they usually have a registry of residents’ vehicles. Alternatively, use the car relocation feature in WeChat or Alipay: take a photo and upload it, and the owner will be automatically notified. If all else fails, look around at nearby shops and ask the staff if they recognize the car. The key is not to act impulsively by scratching the car or breaking the window, as you might end up paying compensation or even breaking the law.

[MacFelicity]

It's really frustrating when encountering a car blocking the way. My usual approach is to walk around the vehicle. First, check if there's a phone number note left on the driver's side window. Then inspect the insurance sticker on the windshield, which usually has the insurance company's contact number - you can call them and report the license plate to reach the owner. In office parking lots, you can ask the logistics department to check the registration records. For residential areas, contact the property management's monitoring room to retrieve the owner's information. Remember to check under the windshield wipers, as many people place a 'please move' card there. Installing the 'Wheel Check' app on your phone is also practical - just input the license plate to find contact details. If it's in a shopping mall's underground garage, go directly to the service desk as their systems are all interconnected.