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What number should I call to ask the car owner to move their vehicle?

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EmmaFitz

08/26/25 3:22am

Dial the 114 hotline, and then the car owner should provide the hotline staff with information such as the license plate number, vehicle color, and model of the opposing vehicle that they can identify, in order to obtain the contact phone number of the other party's vehicle. Dial the 122 traffic accident alarm service number, and with the help of the traffic police department, have the other party's vehicle towed away, with the towing costs to be borne by the other car owner. Additional information is as follows: If the car owner manages to contact the other party but encounters a rude and unreasonable attitude, the car owner can directly dial 110 for police assistance or the 122 traffic accident alarm service number to have the police help resolve the issue. Even if blocked, the blocked car owner should remain calm, avoid conflicts with the other party, and must not act impulsively or aggressively, as this could cause serious harm to themselves and others.

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MacDeclan

09/08/25 3:52am

Last time I encountered a car blocking the way, I was wondering which number to call to get the owner to move it. The most reliable option is the 114 directory service, which is available nationwide and can help you contact the car owner or transfer the call, provided the owner has registered their information. For more urgent situations, you can dial 122, the traffic police hotline, which specializes in handling blockages and accidents, but don’t abuse it—it’s a public resource. Alternatively, you can call the property management or parking lot administration for a quicker resolution. A friendly reminder to all car owners: placing a visible 'call to move' card with a large, clear phone number on your dashboard saves a lot of hassle, especially in low-light conditions, and avoids neighborly disputes. As for vehicle safety, forcibly towing a car can damage the chassis and tires, which isn’t worth the trouble—better to wait for professional services. In summary, 114 is the first choice—it saves time and effort.

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