A TRUCK driver has taken to social media to vent his frustration at a car driver's parking at a service station.

The video, uploaded to TikTok by user @egghead_reboiled has already been viewed nearly 80,000 times on the social media platform.

It's filmed using a smartphone and shows starts with the angry trucker explaining the situation.

He says: "So, just pulled in to Exeter services, for a quick morning poop, seen something that absolutely infuriates me and a lot of other people.

"But also seen some instant justice, check this out."

The camera swings around to show a Vauxhall Meriva parked in a truck parking bay, with a huge HGV next to it.

@egghead_reboiled continues: "So there's a car parked right in the middle of an HGV bay in the middle of a busy lorry park and of course, that f***ing grinds my gears.

"But upon walking to the front of it, somebody has cable-tied their wiper blades together!"

The TikTok user starts laughing as the video shows the car's wipers have been bound together and won't work.

@egghead_reboiled then said: "I've never gone from infuriated to impressed and elated so quickly in my whole life."

It's clearly raining in the video and binding the wipers in such a way might seem funny, but could be extremely dangerous on a wet motorway.

Other people pointed out that there could be another explanation for the car being there with its wipers in such a way.

One said: "It's as funny as it is dangerous, not sure if whether I should laugh or complain."

While another pointed out: "Unless of course a recovery company has unloaded it from one HGV waiting for the next HGV…"

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