[ SECRET POST #6499 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6499 ⌋

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[The Cat Has Its Heart on the Outside]



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Comments

Re: Indefensible Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, that entirely depends on the parking space. If you have to pull out into the road, then backing in is entirely preferable to the people who back out into traffic.

(Full disclosure: I live in New England, where fully half the parking spots are designed by misanthropic sadists.)

Re: Indefensible Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

But you are pulling the same action driving in the road, it's just a matter if you are doing it when leaving or arriving, so I don't really see how it's preferable. Maybe I'm picturing a different scenario than you.

Re: Indefensible Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

Backing into traffic is dangerous because blind spots exist and because you're depending on oncoming traffic to notice what you're doing and stop for you. Backing into an empty parking spot mildly inconveniences the people behind you who have to wait a few extra seconds for you to do it, but is only dangerous if there's, like, a small child on a tricycle in the spot you're backing into.

Re: Indefensible Opinions

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Unfortunately, sometimes nearby hedges, walls, and other view-obstructing objects mean that if you back out onto the street from a driveway, you cannot see the oncoming traffic (and it can't see you) until you're actually part way into the street. If you back into that kind of drive, you may hold up traffic for a bit, but you have a full view of traffic and it have a full view of you.