r/badparking • u/livesense013 • 2d ago
National Parks Seem to Attract Terrible Drivers
A tourist in a rental car and a tourist van, both blocking the handicap spot in Zion.
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u/Sufficient-Wolf-1818 2d ago
Recently I have been forced to use handicapped spots ( with a legal placard) and find this behavior every where.
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u/mathman_2000 2d ago
And with fewer park rangers to run enforcement on things and clean the bathrooms, national parks will only continue to get worse.
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u/Adventurous_Glow_Tip 2d ago
The absolute WORST. I could write a book. A very mean spirited, vulgar book.
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u/caitlinmmaguire01 2d ago
It looks like the black van has a company name on it, I would send them a pic of this and let them retrain the driver.
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u/OptimalFunction 2d ago
This is exclusive to influencer national parks. I’ve been to the less known ones: super polite friendly people. In theory is that nature people understand being polite may safe your life (you gotta stick together). Folks that show up only for the IG pictures tend to be self center and dicks. They don’t realize that if the owner of that van was in trouble, I’d be less inclined to help.
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u/QcRoman 2d ago
Looks to me like Canyon Coach Lines has some driver training to do.