Lower Austria
There are 22 buses already stuck behind these BMW wipers
That would be costly, because law enforcement officers have already issued nearly two dozen tickets to a BMW parked for a long time in Lower Austria.
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There are 22 fines.
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…which has to be paid for here.
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A number of buses are stuck behind the BMW windshield wipers.
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There are now 22 fines.
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The car has been there for a long time.
A man who regularly visits his family members in Lower Austria. Over the past few weeks, he has made a strange discovery in their neighborhood. The windshield of a parked BMW is covered in traffic violations. Every time he passes by there, there are a few others. For a family man this would be an absolute nightmare. On Saturday he finally stopped for a moment to count speeding tickets.
“I was horrified. The driver with the Vienna number plate has to bring up a total of 22 tickets. 27 euros each buses.» The man suspects that the owner of the vehicle is currently on vacation and may not have noticed the new short-term parking area.
In fact, a comprehensive short-term parking zone was set up in the city at the beginning of August. Parking is now only allowed for three hours at a time. Anything beyond that will be punished. “The car should have been here since at least August 1st. I really hope the handlebars are back soon. 22 tickets are definitely enough!”
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