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I frequent Turkey, which doesn't have parking enforcement in broad swaths of the country. People park basically anywhere a car will fit, including the sidewalks
by biddit 3y ago
I frequent Turkey, which doesn't have parking enforcement in broad swaths of the country. People park basically anywhere a car will fit, including the sidewalks. It's a much more efficient use of space and it's a lot easier to find parking than the USA.
And the thing is, things still functions quite well. I'd argue that draconian parking restrictions are as much as a problem as lack of parking lots.
- kachurovskiy 3y agoCars in Turkey cost a multiple of what they do in US and people earn much less. 10k vs 25k for a 2012 Corolla. Also if my info is correct currently people are signing up in dealerships to buy a car next year?
- CalRobert 3y agoHow is it in a wheelchair or pushing a pram?
- wing-_-nuts 3y agoSo what you're saying is it's alright to block pedestrian infrastructure? Sucks for the old guy in a wheel chair