A Stomp contributor expressed frustration over the actions of a Mercedes-Benz driver who chose to load items into her car near a carpark entrance along Woodlands Street 31. In a video shared by Stomp contributor RoadUser, taken on Dec 20, a woman and another lady, believed to be her helper, are seen loading a box and a trolley into the...
A Stomp contributor expressed frustration over the actions of a Mercedes-Benz driver who chose to load items into her car near a carpark entrance along Woodlands Street 31.A Stomp contributor expressed frustration over the actions of a Mercedes-Benz driver who chose to load items into her car near a carpark entrance along Woodlands Street 31.
She is seen gesturing apologetically at the Stomp contributor after realising he had been waiting a while for her to move off. "The carpark is right ahead, and she could not drive into the carpark and find a safe spot to load their goods," the Stomp contributor said."The car has various blind spots, vehicles coming from the opposite direction cannot see.
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