Where are the Bünzlis and calling the tow truck? I didn’t see any. I thought that it would be common sense that sidewalks aren’t designed to support the weight of parking cars (or trucks, yes I see those regularly parking on sideways as well). In extreme cases this could lead to underground structures beneath the sidewalk getting damaged. Is this a Berne phenomenon or is this happening elsewhere too?

by HalloKundschaft

22 comments

  1. >Where are the Bünzlis and calling the tow truck?

    Aren’t… you the Bünzli?

  2. I do the same all the time .. 5 minutes in and fast out, emergency light on

  3. The grey thing looks like a garbage bin.. Just saying.

  6. I think it’s acceptable. Presumably, they’re just quickly getting a big and expensive order that they didn’t want dumped in front of their door by Post.

  7. He is only preventing other car drivers from driving their cars directly into the shop. /s

  9. You almost have no parking place in Bern city, bc if your not early in the morning some already took it. and the Parkhouse cost minimum 4.- for the first hour, so it fucking expensive just to pick up an item, that u only need 5min for picking it up.
    Paying 4.- for 10min parking is just insane.

  10. The thing is, that 90% of the people who live in Switzerland start to suffer from mental illness the moment they enter their car. They can have an IQ over 150, but as soon as they see a car from the inside they become mouth breathers and their brain shittifies. It’s really a phenomenon. Usually this reverts as soon as they leave their car. There is no other explanation.

  12. leben und leben lassen wen stört es wenn jemand etwas dort abholt mit dem auto

    mache ich persönlich immer so wenn ich etwas abholen gehe bei digitec

  13. Its always the same when you want to pick up an order there. You basically can’t get in the store without the fear of getting ran over by parked cars and bicycles that are in an unbelievable rush

  14. Hm, this is weird. I mean, OK, fully expected from a Mini driver, but a Subaru? What’s next? People driving Skodas end up being jerks too, after all?

  15. I suspect that the forecourt is private property, which means the police are generally not responsible for enforcement unless the owner files a formal complaint. The sign on the right looks like a judicially issued “no parking” order for unauthorized persons, but it may not exclude authorized persons from parking there.

    The key question now is whether the area belongs to Digitec and if they tolerate short-term parking for quick pickup

  17. Funny how the grünzlis are out in force to (**rightfully**) complain about the cars, but no one mentions the equally horrifically and illegally parked bikes, not to mention the guy on his phone squatting a no parking area…

  21. Did you ralk to didigtec there? Maybe it’s their privat ground idk. If it’s privat only they can do something

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