What to Do When Your Car Is Blocked and You Can't Contact the Owner?
3 Answers
If your car is blocked and you can't contact the owner, you can call 114. Here is some relevant information: Precautions: If possible, try to park your car in a garage or underground parking lot to protect the paint surface from rain and snow erosion. A good parking environment can help maintain the car's paint surface for a longer time. No contact information: If your car is blocked and the other party hasn't left any contact information, you can check the insurance sticker on their windshield and call the insurance company's customer service. The insurance company can then notify the owner to move their car.
I've encountered this situation a few times. Don't panic yet. Carefully check the blocking car - there might be the owner's phone number on the window or windshield. If not, look around for the owner, such as asking the neighborhood security guard, shop owners or passersby who might know the car owner. If that doesn't work, contact the property management or call 110 to report to the police - they can track down the owner through the license plate. Never attempt to move the car yourself as it may cause damage or be illegal. Finally, I recommend leaving your contact information in a visible spot on your own car for others' convenience. These incidents frequently occur in residential areas - staying patient will help resolve it.
Vehicle obstruction is a common issue, and handling it requires adherence to traffic regulations to avoid legal disputes. First, check if the obstructing vehicle has any contact information for moving it. If not, contact property management or call the 122 traffic police hotline. Authorities can reach the owner through the system, so avoid moving the vehicle yourself to prevent liability for damages. In public spaces, if there's no response after 30 minutes, notify towing services. Always park with sufficient space, and using move-car QR codes or apps can prevent similar situations, protecting the rights of both parties.
