My neighbor is disabled and has mobility issues, so the leasing office assigned him a parking spot right in front of our apartment building entrance. It’s clearly labeled with a reserved sign and he has a permit for it so anyone else who parks there will get towed.
The issue is he isn’t parking there. Instead, he’s parking in another space a few spots down, which is also a good parking spot in front of the building (it’s not as nice as his reserved spot tho). He’s essentially taking up two decent parking spaces in a packed parking lot with limited parking/spaces to begin with, and there’s usually a resident circling to find parking and they have to drive farther away to park and walk a good bit.
No one can park in the reserved spot because they’ll get towed. Doesn’t seem fair that he’s taking up 2 parking spaces in a tight parking lot when he could park in his reserved space.
I want to say something to him but my neighbor said to leave it alone cause he has mobility issues and is older. She said he could be parking there for a reason we don’t know about and it could be temporary but it’s been going on 3 weeks now. AITAH for being upset about this and if I said something to him?
Edit: He got to choose the reserved parking space, leasing office didn’t pick for him. I ran into him one day (before it was officially reserved) and made small talk. During our chitchat, he mentioned he asked for that space to be reserved so he wouldn’t have to walk as far.