171. SGE4898R
Date: Wednesday, 23rd April, 2008
Time: 0945 hrs to 1015 hrs
Place: A car park located in a science park in the western part of Singapore
Contributor: MS
MS: This is a very popular car park in the said science park. As the tenant companies in this area are involved in hi-tech businesses, the people working here should be, accordingly, well-educated and expected to be considerate. Unfortunately, this story is going to prove the aforesaid assumption wrong.
A vehicle was discovered parking in between two lots. There were many other vehicles came and tried to squeeze in but cannot. The building management was informed. The officers came and traced the vehicle to a season parking holder working in a nearby tenant company. The driver came and shifted the car. However, the driver offer no apology to either the angry driver waiting for the lot, nor the officers of the building management who were just standing by. After the car was shifted, the driver left. One of the officers was heard talking on the phone to his office to report back...and he described the driver's reaction to his colleague in office - "bin chao chao" (having a dark face, showing extreme displeasure).
What do you all think of this driver?
posted by Mockingbird @ 11:41 AM
4 comments
4 Comments:
Just a personal observation... Women drivers seems to be less apologetic about bad parking... I had a female driver who came up to me and scolded me for taking photos of her badly parked car, which was also parked in the middle of 2 lots in a very popular carpark. I just replied to her 'You know yourself what you had did' and walked off... *Sheesh*
Its luck for her that I can't find the pictures now... Will send to this blog owner once I find it...
To TL: i can't agree with you more, pal. Women who either can't park properly or be bothered to do so, do seem to outnumber the men.
Should wheel clamp it and then trace down the owner.
let her pay a good parking fee
Yah. Thank God not all women drivers are like that.
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