Bunnings Jeep driver is left brutal notes after parking across four spaces

Furious Bunnings shoppers have left a Jeep driver with several brutal notes for parking across four spaces. 

The messages included angry, foul-mouthed insults telling the inconsiderate driver exactly what they thought of his or her parking skills. 

One of the notes written on a piece of scrap paper says: ‘You are a f***wit! S*** car.’ 

Another used a child’s notepad with a cartoon of kids stacking alphabet blocks to get their point across.

‘Congratulations! You park like a f***wit. Back to school for you.’

The car had been parked outside the Bunnings in Balcatta in Perth. 

The messages from Balcatta locals in Perth included angry, foul-mouthed insults telling the inconsiderate driver exactly what they thought of his or her parking skills 

The fact that that one of the angry notes was printed, rather than handwritten, sparked a lot of curiosity after the pictures were posted online.

‘We all need a stash of those cards in our cars,’ one woman wrote, while others asked if anyone knew where they could find such pre-prepared notes. 

Some suggested the Jeep’s owner wasn’t necessarily a bad parker, but perhaps just wanted to lessen the chances of their car getting scratched.

If that was the case, one person said the best way to deal with it was to play up to their anxieties by leaving a note apologising for the ‘damage’ they’d caused.

‘The best note to leave is “sorry I accidentally scratched your car. You probably won’t even notice it!”,’ they wrote.

‘Of course you haven’t done anything. They won’t care about being shamed but they will care about something happening to their precious, precious car that needs four spots to avoid being damaged.’

Others suggested using available materials from the shopping strip to teach the Jeep driver a lesson.  

One angry shopper used a child’s notepad with a cartoon of kids stacking alphabet blocks to get their point across

One of the notes written on a piece of scrap paper says: ‘You are a f***wit! S*** car’ 

‘Someone needs to put all the trolleys around the car,’ one person wrote.

According to the City of Perth Parking Local Law 2017, drivers can only take up multiple car parks if their vehicle is too big to fit in one standard parking spot.

‘A person must not stop or park a vehicle in a parking facility other than wholly within a parking bay or metered space if the parking facility has parking bays or metered spaces,’ one of the rules in the document said.

‘(If) the City of Perth Parking Local Law 2017 vehicle is too wide or long to fit completely within a single parking bay or metered space … it must be parked within the minimum number of parking bays or metered spaces needed to park it.’