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Actually, Most people relate to this behavior and rationalize it as just 30 seconds!

• c22 11y ago
  Citation? I suspect most people are somewhat conscientious drivers who operate their vehicles predictably most of the time. But this is just anecdotal from my own driving experience.
  • not_that_noob 11y ago
    Are you a sentient neural network? If so, ask any of the humans that you can interact with. That's all the citation you will need.
  • jcrawfordor 11y ago
    There is definitely a cultural aspect to this. Where I used to live, it would be insane to leave your car in a traffic lane and if the cops saw it they would certainly have words for you, if they hadn't asked for a tow. In San Francisco, this is the normal way of doing business for many people, and while the left lane sucks because of people waiting for yielding left turns, the right lane sucks just as much because of all the cabs, uber/lyfts, delivery trucks, and random people doing god knows what who have left their car in the lane of traffic. I figure that anywhere where parking is very difficult to find, it's going to be more socially acceptable to double-park, even when doing so blocks traffic.