Parking Spot: Woman Catches Car Too Close to Hers in Goiânia and Laments: “This One Definitely Bought Their License!”

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 01/10/2025 at 06:10

Updated on 01/10/2025 at 06:11

Motorista em Goiânia denuncia carro estacionado colado ao dela. Imagens viralizam nas redes e Detran-GO lembra multa de R$ 130,16.

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A woman recorded her outrage on social media after finding a car parked “glued” to hers in a parking lot in Goiânia.

“You arrive to get your car to leave and look how the other one parks! Does it make sense?,” she wrote while sharing the video of the moment.

In the images, the vehicle appears to be overtaking the line that defines the parking space, occupying part of the space of the complainant’s car. She mocked the situation in the caption: “And this one definitely bought their license! How do we get into the car now?.”

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Repercussion And Penalties

The post went viral and has already surpassed 500 comments. Many followers criticized the way the driver parked. One internet user highlighted the features of the flagged model: “The Fiat Pulse has a thousand parking sensors and the person manages to do this.” Another added: “The driving school teaches you to get the license, but you learn to drive on the street, in daily life, unfortunately.”

Contacted by g1, the Goiás State Department of Transit (Detran-GO) clarified that parking outside the established positions constitutes a medium violation, according to the Brazilian Traffic Code (CTB). The penalty provided is a fine of R$ 130.16.

The case continues to resonate on social media, where users point out both the driver’s lack of awareness and the risks and inconveniences caused by this type of behavior in parking lots.

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Parking Spot: Woman Catches Car Too Close to Hers in Goiânia and Laments: “This One Definitely Bought Their License!”

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Parking Spot: Woman Catches Car Too Close to Hers in Goiânia and Laments: “This One Definitely Bought Their License!”

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