Fines that multiply over time. On the windshield of an abandoned car in via Ettore Sacchi, in Porto Torres, there are dozens of reports that the local police, at least once a week, issue to prohibit parking, when street cleaning is scheduled on the right side.

Fines also imposed for lack of insurance on public land. A collection that grows with the passing of the days. Sanctions come and go, carried away by the wind or by those who enjoy tearing them up.

The car has now also collected a lot of dust, some writing on the windows and sides but no one has yet presented to claim ownership. A mystery about who is the owner of the car parked at the edge of the intersection with via Mare.

One of the many ghost cars that has the particularity of accumulating fines. Municipal agents continue to issue fines on the abandoned vehicle which, by law, if damaged is considered special hazardous waste and therefore must be removed by the owner himself and delivered to an authorized demolition center.