Tell me how other communities deal with on-street parking.

An affordable housing community developed by my unit is located in the urban-rural fringe area in the north. The supporting facilities are okay, and the parking spaces should be sufficient, but some people are unwilling to walk a few more steps and park their cars in the underground garage. Instead, they park on the driveway at the entrance of the community for convenience (similar to Century City) , over time, the residents of the community have opinions. I reported it to the management, who said it was outside the community and they couldn't control it. Did they call 122 to call the police? Since parking on the road mostly occurs at night, the police are reluctant to take care of it. what to do? Fight violence with violence. First, the cars occupying the road were scratched. . . It doesn't matter if you don't want to occupy the road, just paddle. It's not a good car anyway. . So someone poured paint on these cars again. . . It still doesn't work, people just want convenience, and it doesn't matter if the car is dirty. Finally, the ultimate method appeared. . . One morning, a pot was boiling on the road. It turns out that all these NB car owners were dumbfounded! Look, this lane-occupying car can't move at all. . Each car has at least two punctured tires, and you can't move even if you ask for a spare tire! ! The car owner's yelling was of no use, so he called 110. When the police came, they first arrested the car and fined each car occupying the lane 200 and then ignored it! ! The police said they don't have time to take care of this matter. These nb owners yelled and yelled, but they had no choice but to contact the tow truck company to repair the tire themselves! ! From now on, there will no longer be parking spaces occupying the road outside the community! ! !