Where are the places where you cannot park at will?
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Under normal circumstances, you cannot park at will on slopes, intersections, passages, fire lanes, under trees, under windows, under balconies, or in remote places. Slopes: The biggest danger of parking on a slope is the vehicle rolling away, and prolonged parking can easily damage the braking system. If you must park on a slope, be sure to engage the handbrake firmly, and it's best to place a stone behind the wheels. Intersections and passages: When parking, try to stay away from intersections and passages. Otherwise, you will not only hinder the normal passage of others and other vehicles but also easily cause vehicle scratches or even other traffic accidents. Fire lanes: Never park in fire lanes. This ensures that in the event of a fire, the fire lane remains clear, allowing fire trucks to reach the scene as quickly as possible for rescue operations. Under trees: Many car owners park their vehicles under trees to avoid exposure to the sun. However, this can also damage the car's paint. Bird droppings, leaves, and other debris can have a corrosive effect on the paint. Under windows and balconies: When parking in a residential area, stay away from areas under balconies and windows to avoid damage from falling flower pots, glass bottles, cigarette butts, or other debris. Remote places: Parking in remote places or poorly lit corners not only increases the risk of car theft but also poses a threat to personal safety.
