# @shottawa.tv on Instagram

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- **Original URL:** https://www.instagram.com/p/DYVMh3zAZpF
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/65592197-shottawatv-instagram
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- **Posted:** 2026-05-14T19:41:41.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** ShottawaTV | Ottawa (@shottawa.tv) — https://gondola.cc/shottawa.tv

## Caption

Do yall agree with him or not⁉️🤔🚨

A video shared online is sparking debate after a confrontation involving a bylaw officer and a Purolator delivery driver over parking during a delivery stop.

The man recording argues that delivery drivers, couriers, Uber drivers, and food delivery workers often have to make quick stops as part of the job, and that perfect parking isn’t always realistic in busy areas when trying to complete deliveries efficiently.

He says as someone who also does Uber work, he understands the pressure of pickups, drop-offs, and time-sensitive deliveries, and believes workers trying to do their jobs shouldn’t automatically be treated unfairly for brief stops.

The same video appears to show the bylaw vehicle positioned in an area the filmer believes was designated for hotel/loading access, which led to criticism from some viewers questioning consistency in enforcement. At one point, another Purolator driver reportedly arrives and appears to have difficulty accessing the entrance due to the positioning of the bylaw vehicle.

Others will likely argue that parking rules exist for a reason, whether someone is working or not, and that enforcement officers are responsible for applying those rules to keep roads, access points, and loading zones functioning safely.

What do you think… fair enforcement or should there be more flexibility for delivery workers? Thoughts⁉️🤔⬇️
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*This post is shared for discussion and awareness based solely on the footage provided. Full context before or after the recording may not be visible. No allegations of misconduct are being presented as fact, and identifying details have been omitted for privacy.*

#Ottawa #Ontario #Canada #Bylaw #Explore

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ottawa, ontario, bylaw, explore, canada

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