Another vehicle in Novaliches, Quezon City, was called out by the same establishment for occupying a parking spot intended for its customers and delivery trucks.
On October 4, the Facebook page “Parkeserye” posted photos of what appeared to be a Toyota Avanza parked in a slot at a 7-Eleven convenience store at a gasoline station in Barangay Sauyo.
The Avanza had a piece of paper taped to its front windshield with the text:
“This parking area is reserved for 7-Eleven customers only! For at least maximum of 30 minutes. Thank you!!!!”
Last July, the page also posted pictures of a sports utility vehicle that was similarly called out for parking in the same slot.
Notes were pasted on its windshield and windows, including one that read: “Kung lagpas 30 minutes ka magpa-park, ‘wag ka po dito. Exclusives po ito para sa mga customers and delivery trucker ng store. Hanap ka sarili mong parkingan!”
Both incidents occurred in a parking space at a 7-Eleven branch located within the Caltex Gas Station in Barangay Sauyo, Novaliches.
It is generally understood that parking slots in front of or around businesses are intended for the use of their customers or clients.
Businesses have the right to reserve parking spaces for their patrons.
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