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A Confused Woman Has Been Standing Outside Bart-Jan's Garage for Days: "I Thought a Phone Call Would Be Enough. but They're Not Doing anything."

Summary by De Telegraaf
A bizarre situation is currently underway on Engelandlaan in Schalkwijk. Resident Bart-Jan Van Gaart can barely use his garage because a car is parked in front of it. And so far, the police and the municipality refuse to move the car a few meters. "It's driving me crazy. It reminds me of a case of 'the computer says no.'

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A Confused Woman Has Been Standing Outside Bart-Jan's Garage for Days: "I Thought a Phone Call Would Be Enough. but They're Not Doing anything."

A bizarre situation is currently underway on Engelandlaan in Schalkwijk. Resident Bart-Jan Van Gaart can barely use his garage because a car is parked in front of it. And so far, the police and the municipality refuse to move the car a few meters. "It's driving me crazy. It reminds me of a case of 'the computer says no.'

·Amsterdam, Netherlands
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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands on Monday, September 29, 2025.
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