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Okay, some of us are parking precious princesses eg seek out an end bay away from all others.
So do you consider either of these "in".
So do you consider either of these "in".
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The second one is overhanging , but unless someone had to use the passenger door it looks as if it could have been parked tighter to the wall
Ha!For a BMW driver they are both miles in
I had thought it an end space , and the car just not parked particularly close to the wall , perhaps to allow a passenger to exit ?I would agree with the 1st in / 2nd out.
It appears to be that there is a second space between the red Merc and the wall which may explain getting so close to the edge of the space.
I usually do something similar if I have to use this kind of car park to give the other car plenty of room - as long as I am not impeding any parts where vehicles are moving.
Or paint a new lineBoth are incorrectly parked. The rule is to park between the lines not on them.
If the car doesn't fit in the space then find another space.
Okay, some of us are parking precious princesses eg seek out an end bay away from all others.
So do you consider either of these "in".
Didn’t you have 19 inch alloys on there before?
I’m not fussed about the parking.
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