If being stuck in traffic really gets your goat, spare a thought for the owner of this Ford Focus.
The rural resident was forced to call police when two of his neighbour's goats decided his car was a mountain and refused to come back down.
Worse still, police claim the animals are repeat offenders.
An officer was called to the woodland home in Richmond, Maine, to what the small town's police force logged succinctly as an 'animal problem'.
They arrived at the house on the evening of April 19 and had to contact the goats' owner, who brought them back under control.
No one was hurt, but the goats' hooves left scratches on the bonnet which could result in a civil case.
Richmond Police Chief Scott MacMaster told WMTW: 'I guess goats enjoy climbing on cars. It's like play for them.'
To the Kennebec Journal, he added: 'Apparently the goats got loose from the neighbours’ and were climbing all over his car.
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'The vehicle owner was going to get estimates and give it to the neighbour and hopefully take care of it civilly.
'[The goats] have been known to get loose in the past.'
No charges were filed against the goats or their owner.
