Ontario Driver Stopped Because Their Car Was Absolutely Packed With Amazon Boxes (PHOTOS)
This driver is definitely an Amazon Prime member.
It's not a crime to love online shopping, but when your car is so full you can't see out of your windows, you may be in dangerous territory.
OPP East Region reported in a tweet that a Russell OPP officer stopped a car in the Embrun area on November 29 "for not being able to see the driver."
#RussellOPP officer stopped this vehicle for not being able to see the driver, in the Embrun area yesterday. There were numerous HTA offences: no clear view to front, no clear view to right, drive while crowded and more. #DriveSafe ^mb pic.twitter.com/JEoPVTqFF1
— OPP East Region (@OPP_ER) November 30, 2021
The photo of the white vehicle shows a jam-packed interior filled with Amazon boxes, packages, and plastic bags filled to the roof and fit for an episode of Hoarders on wheels.
Each visible window in the photo shows items pressing against the glass, except for the driver's side and a small sliver of visible glass in the front where the driver would have to peak over a line of packages to see the road.
Police say the conditions had "numerous HTA offences," including "no clear view to front, no clear view to right, drive while crowded and more."
Cars travelling with heavy loads
In August, another Ontario driver was stopped by police for having a backseat filled with unsecured beer cans, which were also blocking the back window.
Recycling is good, but driving with an insecure load is dangerous. Driver stopped at a RIDE check on #Hwy400 in Waubaushene and charged with insecure load and drive while under suspension. Load was secured prior to departure. Please stay safe and #SecureYourLoad. #CRTraffic ^gp pic.twitter.com/PKu4MEVDbs
— OPP Central Region (@OPP_CR) August 4, 2021
The silver car's backseat had a small hoard of empties, and although police say "recycling is good," they cautioned that "driving with an insecure load is dangerous."
The driver was charged "with insecure load and drive while under suspension," according to a tweet from OPP Central Region and before they were allowed to head out back on the streets police say the bundle of cans, "was secured before departure."