What should I do if I receive a call to move my car in Wuhan and be insulted?

1. Listen to the other party quietly: Listen to the other party as calmly as possible, and record the other party’s phone number, name, company name and other information for subsequent processing.

2. Don’t overreact: Don’t directly retaliate or get emotional. Stay calm to avoid further deterioration of the situation.

3. Protect your own rights and interests: If the other party's abusive behavior is serious, you can ask the other party to provide relevant evidence, such as violation records, parking records, etc., to ensure that your own rights and interests are protected.

4. Seek help: If you cannot solve the problem on your own, you can seek help from relevant departments, such as the traffic management department, public security department, etc., or seek legal assistance.

5. Preserve evidence: Preserve relevant evidence in a timely manner, such as phone recordings, text message records, etc., in order to subsequently protect your rights and interests.