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can i have my turning space back now?, life, long rants, people are dumb sometimes, this problem slot has been a problem slot which people park in FOR YEARS
This is a car.
This is my garage door.
This is the relation of the car to my garage door.
I drive a ’96 Volvo 850.
Not mine, but almost identical to mine.
It is a longer vehicle than a sedan. Thus, it can’t turn as tightly as a sedan.
Because I need more turning room, it’s very difficult to pull out of the driveway with that sedan sitting there.
If your feng shui is headed for the dump like that, please just don’t park there. There’s a whole stretch of street up the sidewalk where you could park without being in anybody’s way, yet you save yourself walking thirty feet at the possible cost of a totaled car. What gives?!
(I have another rant about the man who consistently parks eight feet from the stop sign, but that’s one for another day.)
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Grok. That is all.
Pretty much. š
a) move to England, there you’ll encounter turning problems. We had a Hyundai i40. In a terraced close. Where most of the sixteen houses along a hundred yards of street frontage had at least two cars. Oh, and there are no garages in English towns.
b) …has been a problem spot in which people park…
c) just learning to drive. Even other people’s parking dramas freak me out nowadays. ‘Cause of the car is a tiny red grandma car, and I still can’t park it. In a parking space with nothing on either side. In broad daylight. With no other cars behind me.
Oh wow. That’s insane. I guess that England just wasn’t built for cars? š
Bad grammar, for emphasis. My grammar starts slipping when I’m really ticked off.
Don’t worry, I can’t park worth anything either. š
And I’ve been driving for almost three years now.