A DISABLED teenager blasted another driver’s inconsiderate parking in a scathing note.
The chronically ill 19-year-old woman was left in tears after a motorist parked in her building’s disabled bay – despite not having a permit.
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The teen, who wished to remain anonymous, said she was forced to park in the lower basement and walk up two steep ramps to get to her apartment in Queensland, Australia.
She said the selfish driver left their car there for seven days, making her week “extremely difficult”.
Fed-up and in pain, she decided to pen the thoughtless motorist a note, which she stuck to their windscreen.
She wrote: “Since you’ve arrived, you have been parked in a disability parking space without a permit.
“This has made my week extremely difficult as I rely on these spaces to prevent me from having to park in far away parks or sometimes the basement.
“In future, please be more aware of where you’re parking and how it may affect others”.
She told 7News her building, which includes a hotel and apartments, has four disabled spots and some people living there use wheelchairs.
The teen said although the driver did not display a permit, staff at the building did not take action for a week despite a sign warning motorists their car would be towed away.
She said: “If you have to park somewhere else you have got to park a far way away and I struggle to walk long distances.
“The lower levels have steep ramps for cars, or stairs – there is no elevator.
“I normally call my boyfriend to help me up because it agitates my pain to such a bad level when I have to do those physical activities that I’m not supposed to be doing.”
She said after a week, security staff tracked down the driver and asked them to move.
It comes after a cheeky neighbour went to the effort of writing a handwritten note to a fellow resident, asking them not to park in their spot.
The baffled resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, said that they woke up one morning to find a puzzling letter attached to their windscreen.
They say that there is no assigned parking on Broomhouse Crescent and therefore parking wherever there is a space is fair game.
But one entitled person felt that they had the right to request a dedicated space because they regularly park there.
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