Driverless Cars with a Car Park Twist: Fiat 500 Gives Volkswagen a Rare Lift
Motorists amused, found a Volkswagen getting an unusual lift from a Fiat 500
A driverless Volkswagen was found parked in a newfangled way: atop a Fiat 500.
When this was brought to social media, some netizens gave comical reaction to the uncommon situation:
ITV News reports that owners of the Volkswagen were stunned when they discovered their car already hovering its body amid the Fiat's roof and a brick wall at Glasgow's South Park Avenue in UK.
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The investigation says that the Volkswagen rolled backwards, from the hill down to its unusual position, as seen on the first photo above.
Passers-by immediately called the Police's attention to act on the situation before it can cause injury to people and to other infrastructure. Shortly after the call, two police officers stood by and kept an eye-watch to the area of responsibility.
Around 6 p.m. that day, a recovery vehicle made its way to the site to help clear the situation.
According to police investigation reports, no injury was caused to anyone when the incident happened.
Although the case did not instigate any harm, authorities in Glasgow urge motorists to always check their gear if it is set in neutral mode. This is to prevent untoward incidents in the future.
Three Most Unusual Car Parks in the World
If this unusual "parking" style situation amazed you, then these exceptional car parks may also steal your hearts.
1) Wolfsburg's Volkswagen Autostadt
This very rare car storeroom is located in Germany's Volkswagen-dedicated theme park. The theme park owner constructed two towers of these, with 20 floors each. Customers who picked the Volkswagen model of their choice can immediately get the car from its dedicated silo with the use of the towers' robotics. The selected car will be singled out from the apiary of VW cars.
2) Michigan Theatre in Detroit
Contrary to the ever-advanced design of Germany's Autostadt, the Michigan Theatre in Detroit boasts off its quaint and archaic architecture design. It was originally scheduled for demolition, however, engineers of the adjacent infrastructures decided to retain its picturesque structure.
3) Q Park Charles Street
This car park is famously known as the "Cheesegrater" due to its unique, rough and brassy façade. The lighting effect of this car park is really impressive – it has green lights on the floor which illuminates the exteriors at night. It is located in Sheffield, England.
Other Rare Car Situations
Here are other rare car situations compiled by Youtuber Nata Fly:
