Ah, yes, this is probably something we’ve all wanted to do at some point, maybe even every day – crushing the beans out of an illegally parked car.
Over in Lithuania, the mayor of the country’s capital, Vilnius, decided to send a very clear – and dramatic – message over this issue. Apparently, Mayor Arturas Zuokas and the members of his office had grown tired of the hundreds of complaints over illegally parked vehicles.
So what’s a responsible mayor to do about such irresponsible behaviour? Why, get a 10-tonne BTR-60 eight-wheeled armoured personnel carrier and roll over one such vehicle as an example. In this case, a blue Mercedes, which was supposedly parked on a bike lane.
“I want to point out that if you have a car and more money it doesn’t mean that you can park it everywhere. Recently there has been an increase in this type of parking violations, and it shows a lack of respect for others,” reports quote the mayor as saying.
Well, the mayor seems to have driven home the point. We’d suggest not trying this at home on illegally parked vehicles in your neighbourhood. Unless you can get your hands on a Soviet BTR APC. At which point, someone else might too, and the ensuing mayhem might not be too pretty.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mostly express admiration for the creative approach of crushing illegally parked cars, with some skepticism about whether the staged action is genuine or just a publicity stunt. Many highlight the common issue of illegal parking in Malaysia, especially double parking in front of schools and blocking traffic, which worsens congestion. There are calls for more decisive enforcement, including using tanks or bulldozers, and suggestions for stricter penalties. Several comments also criticize the lack of discipline and proper parking habits among Malaysians. Overall, the sentiment is a mix of support for tough action, humor about drastic solutions, and concern over ongoing parking issues. Off-topic comments or jokes are filtered out, keeping the focus on parking enforcement and solutions.