One such question is the issue of whether or not it's better to reverse into a parking place so you can later exit it nose-first, or if it's just as good (or better) to just pull into a spot and ...

Backing out of a perpendicular parking spot in a tight parking structure meant I was putting my child (or anyone in the back seat) in harm’s way before I could even assess the situation. The ...

Back Into Parking Spaces -- But Only If You Know How. August 23, 2001. Dear Dr. Gridlock: I was hoping that you could explain a specific human compulsion that I don't understand.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - The next time you're ready to pull into a coveted parking spot, stop and think. Are you doing it wrong? Take a look around any Staten Island parking lot. A majority of ...

Here’s why: When we back in, we drive past the parking spot first, giving an opportunity to make sure it’s clear. At that point, it’s unlikely that someone will walk into your parking spot.

Furthermore, emergency vehicles like ambulances and police cars are encouraged to back into parking spots because it so benefits their exit times — saving lives. Anti-police and anti-ambulance . . .

We think one is the proliferation of back-up cameras in vehicles that make it much easier to back into a parking space. Having a back-up camera with boundary lines guiding drivers makes backing in ...

In early June 2021, a video of what appeared to show a golden retriever helping a car driver back into a tight parking spot went viral and had many social media users goo-goo-eyed over the ...

Here’s why: When we back in, we drive past the parking spot first, giving an opportunity to make sure it’s clear. At that point, it’s unlikely that someone will walk into your parking spot.