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Parking lot is full.. Different story. Where I generally see it is at Walmart, which never has a full parking lot. Sure, it can be a very busy parking lot, and you might have to walk for a whole minute if you park at the back end of it.. But there's spaces available.
I'll certainly give someone a pass if the lot is totally full.. So long as they're not sitting, blocking the row for more than a minute or two.
I would appreciate it if you did not encourage people to do this. A few others and myself sincerely enjoy not dealing with the "herd" at the front of the parking lot, we like our far away open space and the extra 15 seconds of exercise.
And not having to spend time looking for your car!
it's so when you park your car and lock or unlock it at night, the area around the car is illuminated while you leave the car or walk up to enter it. I think it's a GREAT idea. If you ever noticed, the headlights are on, too. I love being able to see around the car when walking from it in the driveway to the front door, or to illuminate the area when walking up to it on a dark street.
I don't think it's a bad idea, but they're using the wrong lights to do it. They could have come up with a better design than just using the reverse lights.
Whats worse is when you think you see an open spot so you whip in then have to slam on your brakes to keep from hitting the motorcycle thats parked there.
I don't think it's a bad idea, but they're using the wrong lights to do it. They could have come up with a better design than just using the reverse lights.
ANY white light on the rear of the car to light up the area would be thought of as a reverse light by you guys. So what SHOULD they have done to light up the area in the dark as a safety and security measure?
Whats worse is when you think you see an open spot so you whip in then have to slam on your brakes to keep from hitting the motorcycle thats parked there.
I personally think motorcycles should have dedicated parking up front, next to the handicapped parking. They need to stay off the sidewalks.
ANY white light on the rear of the car to light up the area would be thought of as a reverse light by you guys. So what SHOULD they have done to light up the area in the dark as a safety and security measure?
a lot of cars with keyless entry illuminate the interior when you hit the unlock button, some luxury cars have lights under the outside mirrors to illuminate the exterior of the car.
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