What to do when someone blocks you in at work
A calm, practical sequence when a car is boxing you in at the office — and what a QR sticker on the windscreen actually changes.
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Why you should not put your mobile number on the dashboard
A paper note on the dash is the default “please move me” product. It also hands your number to anyone with a camera. Here is a private alternative.
Is that parking QR code a scam?
UK car parks have been hit by fake payment QR codes. A move-request sticker on a windscreen is a different object. Here is how to tell them apart.
A better setup for a shared office car park
Staff already leave numbers on the dash. Visitors still get blocked in. How a workplace issues private QR stickers without turning into a fleet tracker.
How private move-request stickers work
Scan, confirm the plate, tap once. The other person gets a private nudge. No app for the blocked driver, and no phone numbers on either screen.
Blocked driveway or blocked in at work — what is different
Search results mix driveway law with office car parks. They are not the same situation. Here is a practical split, without pretending to be your solicitor.