What to Do When a Car Blocks the Way Without Leaving a Phone Number?
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If a car blocks the way without leaving a phone number, you can notify the owner to move the vehicle through the following methods: 1. Contact the insurance company: Check the service phone number of the insurance company on the windshield and inquire about the owner's phone number. Additionally, platforms like 12580 and 114 also provide mobile services. 2. Report to the police for towing: If it is confirmed that the other party is illegally parked, you can call 110 to request a tow truck. Of course, this method will cause considerable trouble to the other party, so it is recommended to use it only as a last resort. 3. Call 122 to request contact with the owner: A more reliable method is to call 12122. After providing the license plate number, 122 will directly notify the traffic brigade in the owner's district or county, and the traffic police will be responsible for notifying the owner.
As someone who frequently drives in the community, when encountering a car blocking the way with no phone number, I always carefully check the windshield or windows for any other contact information, such as a temporary sticky note or insurance company details. If none is found, I seek help from the parking lot management or property office, as they might have the owner's registration records; on public roads, I call the traffic police at 122 to report the situation. While waiting, I remain calm and patiently observe my surroundings, as the owner might be shopping nearby and return soon. Sharing a tip: it's essential to develop the habit of leaving your phone number when parking, as it can prevent many troubles. I recall a similar situation last time when I took a photo of the license plate with my phone and forwarded it to the property management, who quickly contacted the owner, saving the hassle of calling the police. In short, taking proactive action without rushing is the best strategy.
