First one...

If it happens every day then it's a sign that something should be done about it. This reminds me of different mindsets I see in my workplace. As a software developer, sometimes I see engineers blaming users for using the software the wrong way, but that doesn't fix the issue and those tend to be lazy developers. User error isn't just an excuse to not do anything, it's an opportunity to make the software more reliable by preventing future user error. That leads to less error, which leads to better PR and more client satisfaction. On the road you have less tools to restrict user behavior but you have some, for instance, a vertical sign with arrows pointing to the entrance or arrows on the pavement making it obviously an exit would probably reduce these issues by a lot, along with the advantages it would bring to the business. Yes, there are many blind/distracted users on the road, be prepared for it.

The best 2 mins and 44 secs of my day! I don't think I've ever shook my head so much in such a short period of time! XD

simply scarey that these people are on the road at any given time...

She was too busy texting to see the " no entry " sign.

Ah the sign for no entry was not in Braille

There are some SPECIAL people out there

Bloody hell. If you can't park it don't drive it!

No excuse for not seeing the no entry but is it not usual when you drive on the left to go in the first entrance ?! Rather than go past the place an then go in and double back. If it happens every day then theres a reason and that may be a contributing factor.

Painful watching good sir

Wow they did post a small sign. Should have just made it a lot bigger and more visible, so they don't have to deal with it everyday.

I would recommend painting a big fat arrow leading away from the hotel, for those drivers that drive looking down over their bonnets.

what the . . .

They need a bigger sign

Clearly the NO ENTRY Sign isn’t Big enough, is Wrongly placed or Insufficient in Number. Certainly leaves Room for Improvement on the part of the Hotel.

Love the music ;) a variation from the usual talking/traffic noises. The No Entry sign could do with a more prominent replacement, but yes these drivers need to take care and review the environment about them.

You could park a Battleship in that first spot.

To be fair though (2:38), it does feel illogical to have to drive through there against the direction you're driving on the road. Not to mention that it's going to be gridlocked for sure if it ever gets busy enough to have a row of cars waiting to enter up the street.

"No Entry" sign was far far too small?