Properly parking your car really isn’t that hard. Parking lots and parking spaces are usually clearly marked. And a little common sense goes a long way. For example, not parking on a helipad, in front of a fire hydrant or under a leaking pipe in the middle of winter are all good ideas. But obviously common sense escapes some of us. Here are some hilariously bad parking fails that are sure to make you smile.
10 Hilariously Bad Parking Fails That Will Make You Smile 🚗🤦🤣
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This Hoboken Police Car Got Booted
The Hoboken Parking Authority are legendary for their strict ticking and parking enforcement in New Jersey. They won’t even let the Hoboken Police get away with parking in front of a fire hydrant.

Parking On A Helipad
Parking your crappy minivan on a helipad just takes being a parking asshole to a whole new level.

Sinkhole Parking Spot
Maybe parking in a puddle is a bad idea. It might get bigger… and deeper.
Alt Fuel Cars Only
The new Toyota Prius looks very roomy.
Parked Under An Ice Column
Parking under a leaking pipe in the middle of winter is probably not a good idea. Unless you really want an ice column attached to your car.

Walmart Shopping Cart Stall

Blocked A Fire Hydrant During A Fire
Word to the wise, firefighters do this all the time. If you park in front fire hydrant, they will smash your windows to run their hose.

Pickup Truck Nose Dive

Avalanche Parking Lot
After watching this video, you might think twice before grabbing that prime parking spot at the base of the ski mountain.
Is Parking Stupidity Contagious?
There’s a famous saying: All it takes is one guy to start a party. Obviously the same is true for parking. All it takes is one stupid parking job to send a whole parking lot into chaos.
Please Share These Bad Parking Fails
Hopefully, these drivers learned a lesson. Please share this list of hilariously bad parking fails online. Together we can educate people on how and where to properly park their cars.
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