Reports about Artem Dziuba, a well-known football player, describe a sequence of parking incidents involving his Mercedes-Benz and Range Rover. According to Life connection via the Telegram channel Shot, the incident began when one of his Mercedes-Benz vehicles was towed from a Moscow street due to improper parking. The evacuation took place on August 6 at 17:00, with footage suggesting the car had been moved from a location near a restaurant and a bike lane. Two hours later, authorities announced that the towing had been implemented in error and that the vehicle would be returned to its owner. By around midnight, Dziuba reportedly retrieved the car from the lot. The sequence highlights how parking enforcement can sometimes misjudge a situation and result in a quick reversal of action for a parked vehicle.
Observers noted that in the preceding month the same driver and vehicle group appeared to have multiple interactions with traffic control measures. The account claims repeated violations of road markings and signage, occasional speeding within the 40 to 60 km/h range, limited access for buses, and the wearing of seat belts in some instances. Reports suggest that fines were issued, but a portion of the penalties remained unpaid, totaling more than four thousand rubles across several incidents. Such a pattern, if verified, could contribute to ongoing scrutiny from local authorities and commuters alike.
On September 5, road services evacuated Artem Dziuba’s Range Rover that had been left on a Moscow street in proximity to a restaurant. The vehicle had been parked near a pedestrian and bicycle corridor that had been temporarily closed, prompting questions about parking behavior in that area. However, it is not definitively stated that Dziuba personally parked the car incorrectly, as the vehicle is reported to be driven by his spouse, Christina, on many occasions. The situation underscores how vehicle assignments and habitual drivers can complicate the assessment of parking mistakes, especially in busy urban zones where enforcement actions intertwine with nearby business activity.
Earlier local reporting also noted a separate incident in which a mother and child were involved in a collision with a motorcycle in the southern part of Moscow. The event was reported by multiple channels and contributed to a broader discussion about road safety, urban traffic flow, and the responsibilities of drivers in high-traffic environments. The emergence of these incidents in close succession has prompted discussions among residents and officials about parking timing, lane usage, and the need for clearer signage to prevent conflicts between vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists.