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This attitude is common in my city as well. So many people seem to think that if you cannot park directly in front of a business then that business will fail.
by colpabar 4y ago
This attitude is common in my city as well. So many people seem to think that if you cannot park directly in front of a business then that business will fail.
- bombcar 4y agoThe list of businesses directly affected by proximity to traffic consists of: 1. Gas stations Everything else does better when the storefront is nearer the road, assuming all things else are equal (ie., rear parking vs front parking). However, to do this right you often need two entrances for the business, which can complicate things.
- datavirtue 4y agoTypical seat-of-the-pants, non-data-driven business thinking. Knee jerk pablum.
- mcv 4y agoWell, maybe if I can't park my bike directly in front of it. But there's never enough space for all the cars of all the customers; car drivers are used to having to walk the last bit.
- skrbjc 4y agoConsidering the number of food-delivery cars constantly double parked along the restaurant-dense streets of my area, the restaurants would probably lose a fair bit of business if cars couldn't access them.
- pgodzin 4y agowhy can't all those trips be done by e-bike?