What action should be taken against vehicle owners who abandon their cars in residential areas?
1. Authorised departments must put notice on the car for a maximum three times (a fixed time period). If there is no response from the car owner, they can take the car.
2. Check the vehicle’s condition and decide whether it can be repaired and resold. It is good to sell it or you can give it for a less price to the needy. But if a vehicle is beyond repair, scrap it.
@dhanashri_patankar
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The vehicle should be impounded and the owner and his family members banned from owning or buying a new vehicle for at least 10 years. His driving licence must also be revoked for 10 years.
@m_amol21
Let me know if you find an answer! Somebody has abandoned their car in my parking spot.
@purpixagency
The vehicles should be confiscated by the authorities and auctioned off.
@m_asif_riaz
They can sell it at auction or have it destroyed at an authorised facility.
@MynameitslfMuzi
The car must be confiscated and its owners fined for seizing public property, in addition to disturbing the environment.
@khaledbahrain
Seize the vehicles and charge them BD100, or parking fees from the date of abandoning the vehicle with yearly insurance and passing fees.
@MerajAsgar
Mini artefact on its way to museum for display!
@nknown_the
The owner should be fined and the vehicle must be taken to a junkyard.
@AliTaheri1970
Here is the action plan: Contact the vehicle owner. In case there is no answer, send police and inform about the vehicle and fine them. In case the person is not available, take the car and sell it at market price.
@aavi
Owners have to notify the valid reason for abandoning the vehicle and cannot blame anyone if something happens. Abandon your vehicle at your own risk.
@NJ082969
Help the needy. Municipalities can auction the abandoned car, support those in need, and let the owner clean up similar cars too as a penalty.
@unnikrishnanmvk
I am of the opinion that the authorities should issue a warning to car owners who abandon their vehicles for long periods in residential areas. A grace period should be given and upon its expiry, the cars should be confiscated and a fine levied before release.
@NumforLeonard
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Find out why the owner has discarded his car. If there is a valid reason that deserves mercy or consideration, forgive him/her. But if there are no serious reasons, then penalise them.
Masum Mozumder
Issuing a fixed penalty notice (if the offence is relatively minor).
Gemma Aman
Start by contacting the local law enforcement. Provide the licence plate number. Check if the vehicle was reported stolen or used to commit a crime. If the vehicle is on record with the police department, they will remove it from your spot or property.
Ngwali B
Vibes If the vehicle remains unclaimed, authorities should auction it off, use the proceeds for community development or public safety initiatives. Kyambadde Ronald Bamboo Report the vehicle to a local authority!
Krishna Krishna
Donate to an orphan group society.
Suhaib Rana
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