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so as I pulled into work today from lunch, I decided to back into a spot, but thats not really my go to play, usually its front first, but I know some people that are always backing in, whats your standard line.
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#2
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It depends. My standard play is to go in forward, but if it's tight, I might have to back it in.
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#3
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It depends. My standard play is to go in forward, but if it's tight, I might have to back it in. [/ QUOTE ] I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. |
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#4
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[ QUOTE ] It depends. My standard play is to go in forward, but if it's tight, I might have to back it in. [/ QUOTE ] I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] The answer depends on the space between the 'aisles' of cars - not the width of the space between two individual cars. |
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don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] If you back in you can approach at a better angle than if you go head in. |
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[ QUOTE ] It depends. My standard play is to go in forward, but if it's tight, I might have to back it in. [/ QUOTE ] I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] I'm talking when it's too tight to pull in forward without prairie dogging it. |
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I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] |
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#8
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I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] And it's easier to pull forward into a big open sapce than a small tight space. What's your point? |
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[ QUOTE ] I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] And it's easier to pull forward into a big open sapce than a small tight space. What's your point? [/ QUOTE ] I was the OP of this comment; my point was that for most people driving forward is easier than driving backwards. So for these people it'd be better to park forward than to park backwards. |
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#10
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[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] It depends. My standard play is to go in forward, but if it's tight, I might have to back it in. [/ QUOTE ] I don't understand. It's easier to back out into a big open space than to back into a small tight space. [/ QUOTE ] You have more "rear" mobility (rear being front) when you're backing up. The guy who mentioned forklifts is correct. That's why it's a little easier to position yourself going backward. That said, I park forward about 99% of the time. ~D |
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