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But when you're backing in, you risk hitting the vehicles that you're parking between. This means you risk damaging your own car, so you will behave more carefu
by CalRobert 4y ago
But when you're backing in, you risk hitting the vehicles that you're parking between. This means you risk damaging your own car, so you will behave more carefully.
- capableweb 4y agoI'm a huge proponent for backing into parking spaces, and I do that 100% of the time myself because I simply find it easier than driving front-first into a parking space. But that same argument could be made both ways, no matter if you back into a parking space or not, it's still the same cars.
- bluGill 4y agoWhen backing in the cars around are not moving. When backing out there is sometimes another car in the space across from you backing out at the same time, and this moving car is harder to see. So the danger you worry about us worse not better backing out.