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Just park according to the intended use of the car. Are you shopping for furniture or other items which may require storing them in the boot during transit? Par
by randunel 3y ago
Just park according to the intended use of the car. Are you shopping for furniture or other items which may require storing them in the boot during transit? Park headlights first. Is the parking space too tight? Park so that your driver's side is next to the neighbor's driver's side (tough luck if they're both facing opposite directions, but this is rare).
- ghaff 3y agoIn a large parking lot, I usually try to pull through so I'm facing out if I can. But I'll back in if that's not an option and it's either a tight fit or I know I'll probably be leaving at the same time as a lot of other people, e.g. theater letting out.
- thsksbd 3y ago"Is the parking space too tight? Park so that your driver's side is next to the neighbor's driver's side " Finally! Another person who has this same rule! Another one: "If there is a column (ie you're in a parking garage) park as close to it as possible. The dead space behind the column gives you plenty of space to use the door and it frees up space on the other side"