"Monday around 5pm. Way to double park and just leave your stupid ass Amazon vehicle there to block our bus from getting through, backing up traffic for God knows how far (and for like ten full minutes, if not longer). Think about how many people you made late that didn't have to be, if you had just pulled up a hundred feet to one of the open parking spaces. That's why you follow the rules of the road."
"Way to double park and just leave your stupid ass Amazon vehicle there to block our bus from getting through, backing up traffic for God knows how far (and for like ten full minutes, if not longer). Think about how many people you made late that didn't have to be, if you had just pulled up a hundred feet to one of the open parking spaces. That's why you follow the rules of the road."
On Monday around 5pm an Amazon delivery vehicle double-parked and blocked a bus from passing. The vehicle remained in place, causing a traffic backup that lasted about ten full minutes or longer. The blockage prevented the bus from getting through and delayed other drivers and passengers. Many people were made late because the vehicle occupied the lane instead of moving to a nearby open parking space. A simple choice to pull ahead a hundred feet to an available spot would have avoided the delay. The situation underscores the importance of following road rules and considering others when parking.
Read at Portland Mercury
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