NEVER Park in a Disabled Bay in Brazil!

gatagato · #1 ● 06-26-2015, 09:13 AM

Crowd cheer as inconsiderate driver returns to find his entire car has been covered with a blue badge symbol

Car covered in blue post-it notes, with white ones to create wheelchair sign
Owner angrily rips them off windscreen before driving off as onlookers jeer
He almost collides with a car and, to top it off, he was given a ticket as well

It's a parking habit that's guaranteed to drive even the most forgiving motorists around the bend.
But after finding this driver had illegally plonked his car in a disabled spot, one group of vigilantes found a humorous, and rather appropriate, way to hammer their point home.
Hilarious footage has emerged in Brazil of the moment the owner returns to his vehicle to find it entirely covered in a blue badge symbol as dozens of onlookers cheer the stunt.

Clearly unimpressed, the driver can been seen furiously trying to rip off hundreds of blue post-it notes plastered all over his car.
White ones have even been used to create the wheelchair symbol on the side and boot.

Eventually, the owner clears just enough space to see out of the windscreen and his side window.
But he almost collides with another car while pulling out into the road before wheelspinning his vehicle as he accelerates off in anger.
To top it off, he was given a ticket as well.

Like in Britain, most cities have dedicated parking places in Brazil and there are fines for those who illegally use them.

In Sao Paulo, officials recently introduced warning tickets that look like fines to highlight the problem.
The tickets can be printed off and issued by anyone for any car wrongly parked in a disabled space.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ge-symbol.html

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/worl...icle-1.2270995