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> He said while reversing into a busy shopping centre car park was indeed a way to show off your expertise behind the wheel, it was also a much safer option. A
by petodo 4y ago
> He said while reversing into a busy shopping centre car park was indeed a way to show off your expertise behind the wheel, it was also a much safer option.
And how exactly will you load your grocery into car parked in reverse? Most of the cars have trunk/cargo space in the back, so reversing while parking in SHOPPING centre makes absolutely no sense, good luck loading the car, which is why pretty much everyone doing grocery just park head in.
- ungamedplayer 4y agoYou just open the boot. Au parking spots are big enough and the cars are usually not f150 "trucks".
- petodo 4y agoHow exactly will you open the boot, if it's facing the other car parking against you (or even better wall in underground parking) and you can't get there through narrow space between two cars with shopping cart?
- ungamedplayer 4y agoUse your hands. I am out shopping right now. I will go back to my car put things in the boot and record a video for those who seem unable to understand the basics of how this situation will unfold. Your fictional situation is really not that common. The problem may be that US carparks are just poorly designed.
- ungamedplayer 4y agoEditi decided not to post video as there is an infinite what ifs that I can't be bothered to answer.