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Just move it to the street, as others suggested. Once it's out of the parking bay it's no longer your problem.
Metro are full of ****. POPI clearly doesn’t prevent them going that.
Typical African service.
I have no idea who owner is. Metro Police says POPI act prevents them from finding it out. That was my second phone call in October. The one tyre is completely flat now
Steering locked and flat rear tire. So not difficult.
Well half true/false. Metro can look it up, but they can't tell you the answer.
Steering locked and flat rear tire. So not difficult.
Remove the steering wheel and use a Vice grip pilers. This is South Africa.
Push it with the flat. Not your problem if the tyre gets damaged. If you care put on the spare. Surely its all in the car already
I suggest you read it again. He said police does not want to phone. He did not say he doesn't have the contact number.
Removing the steering wheel won’t unlock the column.
We had a wreck parked on our pavement for months, and the owner could not be traced. In the end we dragged it into the street which made it an obstruction for traffic. A group of us complained to metro individually and metro eventually came and towed it.
Yes something doesn't make sense.If its private property, surely the owner of the property can say i don't authorise this car to be here? And so it MUST go regardless of how or who its done? Maybe leave a note on the windscreen saying in 7 days it will be forcibly removed?
This is without doubt the easiest solution... make a plan to borrow some of these from a garage/panel beater etc- 4 of these and a bit of pushing power and you can move the car wherever you like, regardless if the steering column is locked.Beg, borrow, or steal some wheel dollies and just roll it out of the property.
Yeah, put the car where it becomes someone else's problem.This is without doubt the easiest solution... make a plan to borrow some of these from a garage/panel beater etc- 4 of these and a bit of pushing power and you can move the car wherever you like, regardless if the steering column is locked.
Not even 4, just two for the front wheels, the car is open, drop the handbrake and move itThis is without doubt the easiest solution... make a plan to borrow some of these from a garage/panel beater etc- 4 of these and a bit of pushing power and you can move the car wherever you like, regardless if the steering column is locked.