A woman’s visit to a shopping mall turned frustrating after her car was boxed in by two Perodua Myvis that were parked outside designated parking bays, leaving her unable to exit.
In a video shared on TikTok, two Perodua Myvis were seen parked directly in front of and behind her Perodua Ativa at a shopping mall, effectively trapping her vehicle.
What caught attention was that both Myvis were not parked within the marked parking boxes provided by the mall.
The situation was made worse as the cars were parked extremely close, leaving the OP with barely any space to move her vehicle. Due to the situation, she sought help from the mall’s parking staff.
Parking attendants were then seen arriving with a special tool known as a “gojet”, which is used to move vehicles without starting the engine.
The wheeled tool was attached to the tyre of the Myvi parked behind her car, lifting it slightly, as several staff members worked together to push the vehicle aside so she could exit the parking lot.
Praised parking staff
The OP explained that she had arrived at the mall at around 9.55am to go for a brisk walk with her mother and was pleased to find a parking spot.
By 1.30pm, she returned to her car only to discover that it had been tightly blocked in.
She praised the parking staff the mall for their fast and professional response, describing them as “quick and efficient”, and expressed her gratitude for helping her get out of the parking spot without further hassle.
The incident has since drawn attention online, with many netizens reminding drivers to park responsibly and within designated bays to avoid causing unnecessary trouble for others.
