Sometimes car owners have to park their car in the wrong place, and evacuation services are actively fighting with them. How can you prevent these services from picking up your car?
Instructions
Step 1
Do not leave your car on congested traffic streets. Better to look for a parking spot somewhere in the yards or on narrow secondary streets - tow trucks need a lot of space to work. And the risk that you will interfere with someone there is less.
Step 2
Cars can be evacuated only if you are not around, so you can leave someone in the car.
They can take the car away even if you are nearby, but refuse to clean it.
Step 3
You can put your car in a special way. For example, drive it onto a curb with one or more wheels. Or park it against a wall or something else. In this case, the evacuation service runs the risk of damaging the car.
Step 4
You can turn the wheels all the way in any direction - "getting close" to the car in this case will also be more difficult.
Step 5
You need to park in a row with other vehicles somewhere in the middle of the street. This way you are more likely to notice the tow trucks working and move the car to a safe place.
Step 6
The best way to avoid forced evacuation is not to violate traffic rules. Didn't find a parking spot in the place you want? Take a ride around the block, perhaps during this time the place will be free. Didn't find it again? Then leave the car a block or two from the desired location. Walking will only do you good.
