Wheelchair User vs. Driver: The Battle for Parking Space ️

Picture this: you move into a house with friends, and you’re the only one who drives, so you pay extra for the parking space included in the rent. Fast forward, one friend moves out, and the new housemate is wheelchair-bound and needs the parking space. But he refuses to pay extra for it, even though you’ll now have to pay for parking elsewhere. Sounds like a recipe for conflict, right? Well, buckle up, because that’s exactly what happened in this story!

Moving In and Renting

Dividing the Rent

Friend Moves Out

Parking Space Dilemma

Price Dispute

Refusing to Pay ‍♂️

Acknowledging His Point

Offering a Compromise

Landlord’s Stance ️

Facing Criticism

Deposit Drama

Petty and Inconsiderate?

Wheelchair-Bound Housemate vs. Parking Space

Our protagonist moved into a house with friends and paid extra for the parking space. When one friend moved out, a wheelchair-bound housemate moved in, needing the parking space for his assisted car. The new housemate refuses to pay extra for the space, even though our protagonist will now have to pay for parking elsewhere. Our protagonist offers to split the difference, but no one accepts. The landlord won’t get involved, and our protagonist is now being called petty and inconsiderate for not just paying the extra cost. So, who’s right in this situation? Let’s see what the internet has to say about this parking space predicament!

Friend falsely advertised parking space, NTA for not paying.

Fair to question pricey disabled parking spot fees

Disabled driver stands up to unfair parking demands

Compromise attempted, NTA. Possible other A-holes involved. ‍♂️

Parking space conflict resolved with financial negotiation

Roommate conflict over parking spot and money, reasonable solution proposed ✌️

Fairness in parking for disabled individuals debated. NTA stance.

Unfair roommates, NTA. Parking not specified, no pay.

Wheelchair user not the a-hole for not giving free parking space ️

NTA suggests that others chip in for rent.

Fairness of roommate paying extra for given parking space. NTA

Fair parking: You pay, you get the spot ✌

Former roommate pulls a bait-and-switch, split parking cost fairly

Disabled commenter defends driver’s parking space, calls for respect ‍

Offered parking spot, but not obligated to pay their fees

Blame game: Former roommate misled new guy, NTA for not returning deposit ‍♂️

New roommate shouldn’t pay for parking if not advertised. #NTA ️

Roommate dispute over parking leads to NTA judgement.

Clear agreement on parking space, NTA for charging extra

Street parking solution for wheelchair user with handicapped sticker

Debate over parking space between wheelchair user and driver. NTA.

Disabled commenter defends driver in parking dispute ️

Wheelchair user not the a**hole for not giving up space ‍

Fair compensation for a parking space, entitled roomie

Clear NTA judgement with logical explanation

Tenant reminds landlord of rent agreement, excludes parking fees.

Offering parking space for $100/month is reasonable. NTA.

Fair is fair, NTA. The parking space comes at a price

Advise to involve yourself in future rentals for peace of mind

Fair point. Pay for the space, it’s not rocket science ✌️

Roommate parking drama: keep spot to make him pay

Friend lies about parking spot, new guy tries to pity

Offered parking, but not obligated to pay for it. NTA

Fairness in parking: Pay for the spot or park elsewhere ️

Parking space dispute with ex-roommate: NTA, but clarify rental terms

Wheelchair user’s roommate wants parking space, who pays? NTA says comment.

NTA. Simple solution: $800 for room, $100 for parking. Council should provide separate wheelchair spot.

Offering to split parking cost was kind, but not necessary. NTA.

Settling roommate conflicts: NTA for enforcing house rules

Fair solution for parking space dispute

Friend moves out, new housemates use your parking spot. NTA.

Fair solution for parking and rent, NTA ️

Fairness of paying more for lost parking space debated. NTA.

Acceptance of majority’s world, NTA accommodates with alternative arrangements.

Equal rights, equal responsibilities. Former roommate needs to reimburse.

Claim your parking space and pay for it yourself. NTA

User defends not paying for accessible parking spot, calls out others.

Wheelchair parking space dispute requires fair split of cost

Landlord’s false accessibility claim angers disabled person, not OP.

Being considerate of language doesn’t make you an a-hole

Assertive comment shuts down parking space debate

Fair solution for parking spot debate

Stand your ground and make it clear, NTA

Stand your ground! NTA and don’t let them bully you

Clear expectations are key. Roommate getting what was advertised

Misconception about free parking for people with disabilities explained.

Roommate parking dilemma: pay up or move out?

Negotiating rent and parking spot: NTA wins the game

Offering to split the cost is reasonable and kind. NTA.

Sharing the cost of a further parking spot, fair solution ✅

Roommate took parking spot, NTA for not paying anymore

Stand your ground and don’t let them bully you

Being disabled doesn’t excuse bad behavior. Get a new roommate.

Fairness prevails! Former roommate’s fault for not disclosing details.

Wheelchair user stands up for their right to parking spot

Fair or Unfair? The Battle for Parking Space Continues

Rent out your parking space for extra cash

Wheelchair user stands her ground on parking space.

Standing up for yourself and your wallet

Keep calm and park on ️. NTA wins the battle.

Ex-housemate falsely advertised parking, OP offered reasonable compromise. NTA

Paying extra for accessible spots: ableist or fair?

Friendly suggestion for resolving parking dispute without conflict