Haval driver hits car while trying to get out of parking
Without realising it, a stereotype about Haval drivers has erupted among the motoring community.
There's an unwritten code of conduct that drivers are expected to follow when parking in public spaces – one rooted in honesty and respect. Unfortunately, this code isn't always upheld by everyone on the road.
For example, if you accidentally bump into another car in a parking lot, you should leave a note. A hit-and-run is not only unethical, it's also a crime.
The aftermath can be a real headache for the person whose car was damaged, as they have to figure out what happened and hold the responsible party accountable for the repair costs.
A recent video about a hit-and-run driver got us thinking about the role of social media and smartphones in a whole new way.
For instance, many people might feel uneasy knowing they’re being filmed during an accident, especially if paints them in a negative light.
However, this footage could actually be a game-changer for the vehicle owner who wasn’t present at the scene. In other words, those who take out their phones to record might unknowingly be offering valuable help.
Amid all the drama, some viewers jumped to conclusions, even blatantly throwing shade at Haval drivers, suggesting they aren't the best when it comes to parking or driving.
Watch the video below from TikTok to see what happened.
@dee_moshelos Seriously??😩😩😩😩#deemoshelos #SAMA28 #dee_moshelos ♬ original sound - Honey_khosii ❤️🩹
Watch a longer snippet of the video that shows how the car got into the parking space.
Video courtesy of TikTok.
@dee_moshelos Replying to @Tiisoh.M #deemoshelos ♬ original sound - @wildlife_funny🤣
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