How to Get a Parked Car Moved?

[SimonFitz]

If your car is blocked by another vehicle, you can call the owner to move it. Some owners leave their phone numbers on the front windshield, which is a convenient method. You can also dial 12580, provide the license plate number to the operator, and they will help you locate and directly connect you to the owner. Another way is to contact the owner's insurance company through the insurance sticker on the front windshield. By providing the vehicle model and license plate number to the insurance company, you can get in touch with the owner.

[Galadriel]

Last time I was blocked in my own parking space, I directly called 114 and selected the vehicle removal service. After reporting the license plate number, it was done. The system would send a text message to the car owner, and they usually came down to move the car within 15 minutes. If you're in a hurry, you can ask around the nearby shops; nowadays, merchants are used to remembering regular customers' license plates. By the way, some high-end residential properties have a vehicle removal tool where you can input the license plate number to find the owner's room number and call to urge them. It's best to place a vehicle removal phone sign in your car. In the past three years, I've never been blocked for more than half an hour.

[LeIsabel]

Last time a friend's car blocked my garage, I took a photo and uploaded it to the Traffic Management 12123 APP. Clicked 'One-Click Move Car', filled in the location info, and the system automatically contacted the owner with a countdown reminder. If no response, contact the property management—they have a registry of residents' vehicles. As a last resort, ask security to use a car dolly, but be careful not to scratch the paint. Suggest placing contact info visibly on the windshield for mutual understanding.

[CarterLynn]

Once when I was blocked, I scanned the parking code on the windshield with my phone, entered the last four digits of the license plate, and was directly redirected to a virtual call. Nowadays, many insurance companies provide these static cling parking cards, which completely protect privacy. For older residential areas, you can check the vehicle registration book at the guardhouse and take the opportunity to remind neighbors to park courteously. It's also helpful to save a few property management contacts in the homeowners' group for emergencies—they can be the most efficient in critical moments.