How to deal with vehicle door blocking

How to deal with vehicle door blocking: analysis and solutions of hot spots across the network in the past 10 days

Recently, incidents of vehicles blocking doors have become a hot topic in society, especially in old communities, shopping mall parking lots and other areas. This article combines the hot data of the entire network in the past 10 days to conduct a structured analysis of the causes, legal basis and handling of such incidents, and provides practical suggestions.

1. Statistics of hot spots across the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Classification of common door blocking scenarios

3. Legal basis for processing

According to Article 93 of the Road Traffic Safety Law and Article 23 of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law:

• Deliberately blocking entrances and exits may be punished with a warning or a fine of not more than 200 yuan.
• Those who cause serious consequences may be detained for 5-10 days
• Occupying fire escapes can result in a fine of up to NT$50,000

4. Step-by-step treatment plan

Step one: on-site evidence collection
Take videos of vehicle location, license plate number and surrounding environment, and record the time of door blocking (it is recommended to use a shooting method with time watermark).

Step 2: Contact the car owner
Try to contact through the 114 car moving service or the one-click car moving function of the traffic control 12123 APP (success rate is about 68%).

Step 3: Alarm handling
If the fire escape is involved or the incident remains unresolved for more than 30 minutes, call 122 or 110 immediately. The average police response time is approximately 23 minutes (city data).

5. Comparison of dispute resolution methods

6. Prevention Suggestions

• The property should be equipped with a smart gate system (license plate recognition accuracy reaches 99.7%)
• Set up obvious reflective signs at fire exits (can reduce the illegal parking rate by 35%)
• Establish a credit points system for property owners (disputes in pilot communities dropped by 52%)

7. Typical case reference
In 2024, a community in Hangzhou installed 360-degree monitoring + sound and light alarm devices, which reduced door blocking incidents by 89% year-on-year. After the Shenzhen traffic police launched the "clearance operation", the number of illegal parking tickets at fire escapes dropped by 61% month-on-month.

Note: The statistical period of the above data is January 15-25, 2024. The data sources include public platforms such as People's Daily Online Public Opinion Center and Qingbo Big Data.