@toshindaino_seiji: 生活道路が車列で埋まる…数百人が車道にあふれ、対向車も自転車も通れない現場 #ショート #shorts 晴天の郊外の生活道路で撮影された映像です。片側の車線端に沿って、ミニバンやセダンが数十メートルにわたり途切れなく縦列駐車されています。路側帯や白線をまたいで停められた車もあり、撮影者はその車列の脇を歩いています。周囲には瓦屋根の日本家屋、木製の電柱と電線、コンクリート塀、赤くカラー舗装された自転車通行帯、飲料自動販売機などが見え、ごく普通の生活道路であることが分かります。 後半では、平屋の白いシャッター建物と簡易な庇の前に数百人規模の人が密集しています。屋外の地面に敷物を敷いて整列する人、路上に並べられた靴、蛍光ベストを着た誘導役らしき人物も確認できます。参加者は歩道ではなく車道側にあふれて通行しており、長時間の路上駐車と群衆で道路の片側が実質的に塞がれ、対向車や自転車が通れる余地はほとんど残っていません。 ▼この動画で分かること ・数十メートルに及ぶ縦列駐車で車線端が塞がっている状況 ・歩道ではなく車道側を大勢が通行している危険性 ・対向車や自転車が通れなくなった生活道路の実態 みなさんはこの光景をどう思いますか?自分の家の前の道がこうなっていたら、どうしますか?コメントで教えてください。 ※本動画は公共の場で撮影された映像をもとに、安全への意識向上を目的として制作しています。特定の個人・団体への誹謗中傷を意図するものではありません。 チャンネル登録・高評価で応援よろしくお願いします。 #shortsfeed #ショート #路上駐車 #迷惑駐車 #生活道路 #交通安全 #歩行者安全 #安全意識 #駐車マナー #地域の課題

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japanyami
日本の闇。そして闘う人達。 :
切符切り放題警察官ノルマ達成できる。
2026-09-05 09:58:25
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kzero59
kankan_ZERO :
自民党のせい。そう思う
2026-09-05 09:31:11
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user9005218170818
ただのジイサン :
東京では速攻駐禁取られるけど💢💢💢
2026-09-05 10:52:23
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user1538071590483
中島 :
岸田の責任
2026-09-05 16:17:31
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user5093381881531
さいとう :
坂東にこんなとこある。そこが礼拝堂なのか、沢山集まる場所。
2026-09-05 10:00:45
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user3200346196732
望月タカ :
警察は職務放棄か?
2026-09-05 12:11:27
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y_minami
烏 :
通報してやれ 全車両レッカー移動
2026-09-05 08:53:16
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user563867635193
かたね トヨ! :
警察何もやらなきの?
2026-09-05 10:45:20
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user6827735345832
ドラクエ好き :
日本国ではなくなってますね!
2026-09-05 15:04:52
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user9945293906307
空Sora :
何でこんないい車乗れるの?日本で当たり前に違法三昧‼️本当に怖い。一体、日本はどうなるのだろう。
2026-09-05 15:18:25
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user1200161169976
リリック :
駐車違反です。警察は何してるの
2026-09-05 16:52:52
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user5339627740219
アン :
そんな事してる暇があるのだったら通報しろよ😢呼べばすぐ来るはずだよ😁駐禁じゃなくても来るよ😱😱😱
2026-09-05 10:51:04
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welcometojapan5travel
Tiffani :
ダメ🙅ひどいです
2026-09-05 11:40:55
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userhd331ss3ub
たけし :
どう思うも何もない!駄目に決まってるでしょ💢💢💢
2026-09-05 10:53:32
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shinoewzyyt
市民薄明 :
警察で無理なら自衛隊出してよ!
2026-09-05 11:08:34
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nenetomei
サンダーボルトNEO :
警察は何してるのですか?
2026-09-05 20:06:58
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user4811557156029
別っカム :
岸田の宝か?
2026-09-05 18:44:11
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user6074192263366
はっぴ :
ヤバすぎ
2026-09-05 13:22:47
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fukushimatakumi2
のあ君 :
集会をさせるな
2026-09-05 20:10:20
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masao.t18
𝓜𝓐𝓢𝓐𝓞 :
プリウス……お前の出番だぞ!いけっ!!
2026-09-05 10:33:28
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appleuser6364842
SAKINA :
え、これ日本?
2026-09-05 15:38:36
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ryuugan1
ガンガン :
気分悪い
2026-09-05 14:37:11
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username.unknown.tiktok
unknown :
昔は役に立たない公僕の代わりに翼の団体が活躍してくれたもんやけど 今はどうよ?
2026-09-05 13:39:56
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user5076502591167
user5076502591167 :
何が悪い?普通
2026-09-05 16:40:54
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earth31955
《         》 :
迷惑行為だと思う
2026-09-05 16:39:57
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