It's evidenced in other places than the road. This happened to me in the Home Depot parking lot yesterday.
There's a car parked in front of mine and the cars are facing each other. I'm approaching my car from the back of the driver's side.
There's a car parked in the spot next to the car facing me, on the passenger side. The car facing me is pretty much centered in the space. The car on that car's passenger side is well into that space, leaving little room for the driver to get in.
As I'm approaching the car, the would-be driver of the car on the left is standing behind the two cars and, seeing me approaching,glares at me and growls "Is this your car", pointing to the car that kinda blocked his door and looking kinda angry.
I quietly hit my key fob and unlock my car door and say "Sorry, but this is my car" and smile.
Richard calms down a bit but still looks a bit angry, and obviously realizes he's got nothng to say to me, but says anyway, "This ********* doesn't have any respect for other people. He blocked me in".
I kinda chuckle, loud enough for him to hear, and say, "Well, to be honest, if you weren't parked so far over the line in his spot this wouldn't be a problem, now would it? He probably didn't even realize how close you were." and then glare back at him and get into my car.
He just stood there with a dumbfounded look on his face but realized he really couldn't say anything.
