Minsk Woman in a Huge Car Blacklisted by Paid Parking in the Capital's Center
«According to them, I parked across two spots.»
A Minsk resident shared how she ended up on the blacklist at the Galleria shopping center's parking lot.
«According to them, on 12.10 I parked across two spots. I didn't do that; at most, the front of my car slightly encroached on another spot, because the car's length is just under 6 meters,» the woman shared on Threads.
She found out about this when her husband called the parking lot — the manager informed them about the blacklist over the phone.
In the comments, city residents write that the parking spaces there are narrow, and many people park their cars crookedly.
«The most inconvenient parking with very narrow spaces. My car was scratched there once,» one of the women shares.
«It's better to park on the street there. It's 5 rubles an hour, but there's always plenty of space. Ideal for large cars,» others advise.
Some suggest writing a complaint to the Ministry of Antimonopoly Regulation and Trade so they can check whether such blacklist rules are lawful.
And some supported the strict approach.
«You should park centrally (within the space); then it will be convenient for everyone. I'm speechless when I see someone really encroaching on another spot; that's just ridiculous to me. So, I give a standing ovation to the administration of Galleria Shopping Center!»
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А займаць два месцы і плаціць толькі за адно - правамерна?