Hard to say. I didn't tell him that I had it on video. It would be funny if the van driver tries to get 'witnesses' to prove his case. I would love to be a fly on the wall for that.Are we sure this wasn't an insurance scam? The more I watch, the more odd I find the black van's movements.
Add to that not utilising all the space behind the car. It's always a sign that a lot of things are not right with the driver.(...)and also why some people getting out of a parking bay cant use the whole throw of their steering and by doing that only have to reverse one time.
I always back in so that I have a clear view when I'm trying to leave. I find it much easier (and safer) to back in rather than backing out of a parking spot.Add to that not utilising all the space behind the car. It's always a sign that a lot of things are not right with the driver.
I'm not afraid to back out of parking spots. I see it as a challenge to my parking skills, but that's just me.I always back in so that I have a clear view when I'm trying to leave. I find it much easier (and safer) to back in rather than backing out of a parking spot.
The angle doesn't bother me. The only problem that I've ever had is people who have driven into the spot as I'm preparing to back in.I'm not afraid to back out of parking spots. I see it as a challenge to my parking skills, but that's just me.
In parking lots like that one, where the bays are straight, you can choose how to park but if the bays are diagonal you can find yourself in an awkward position.![]()
I always back in so that I have a clear view when I'm trying to leave. I find it much easier (and safer) to back in rather than backing out of a parking spot.
Man, that sounded like the punch line of some TV commercial! I think you chose the wrong job.I got into this habit long ago and it has made life a lot easier. Try it yourself and you'll quickly discover the advantages![]()
I'm pretty much the same and will usually try to park so I don't have to reverse out - just easier that way as you have a lot more 'maneuvering room' when backing in than you may have when backing out after someone parked 6 inches from you after you were already in the space.I always back in so that I have a clear view when I'm trying to leave. I find it much easier (and safer) to back in rather than backing out of a parking spot.
I would think the resistance would be the sameI hammer nails, NOT people's sensibilities
Phil
When you need to hammer nails into concrete (like some people's heads seem to be made of), it takes a special tool:I would think the resistance would be the same![]()