Yes, Bengaluru has a sense of humour. And the no-parking boards - that are often shared on social media - are a reminder of this. Yet another sign from the city is now making rounds on the internet. This time, not for just the wittiness but the board has gone viral for other reasons too.
A Twitter user shared the no parking sign in front of a house in the city, which reads: “No parking, unexpected punctures can happen.” The no parking sign has a health warning for the vehicle laced with sarcasm. A user named Prashant M Jain took to social media and wrote “Bangaloreans have a sense of humour! Accidentally Deliberate(Sic)”
While some people find the no parking sign funny, few people called it as sheer arrogance of the house owner. A user wrote: “It’s funny how people think the pavement, road in front of their house belongs to them.(Sic)”
{{/usCountry}}While some people find the no parking sign funny, few people called it as sheer arrogance of the house owner. A user wrote: “It’s funny how people think the pavement, road in front of their house belongs to them.(Sic)”
{{/usCountry}}Earlier, a no-parking boards from Koramangala area had gone viral and sparked a debate on social media about the parking issues in the city. Sign boards that read “Do not even think of parking here” and “Not 5 minutes, not 30 seconds, not at all” In Front of swanky houses made few users angry about the privilege of few house owners in the city. The house owners also argued that their pavement is not meant for parking other vehicles and blocking ways around the house.
Regardless of any side of the argument, it is a fact that not just Bengaluru but many cities in the country are dealing with severe parking space issues amid an increased number of vehicles on the road.