Rare cases when washing cars

Generally, car washers at parking lots rarely use cars every day, and they are not used to driving all types of cars. In fact, there are many cases where car washers drive cars onto bridges to wash cars and over-speed, crash into walls, and fall into a ravine.

At this time, the car is damaged from tens to hundreds of millions. The car wash staff is certainly not a high-income person, so why should they demand compensation? If there is insurance, it is okay, but without insurance, the driver will have to pay a significant amount. Therefore, except for women or new and inexperienced drivers, the rest of the drivers should drive their cars to the bridge to wash. If there is an accident, it is their own fault, saving everyone trouble.

Below are some cases of vehicles damaged due to washing on the bridge.

Car wash staff sat "in a daze" as they caused a customer's car to fall into a hole, damaging the lights and front bumper.

The driver overshot himself.

Another case of over-speeding on a bridge and crashing into a wall.

Walls become fragile when drivers have "big feet".

And the car washer was worried when the Mazda3 fell into the hole.

A female driver crashed into a wall while entering a washing area.

According to VNE