cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/13118199

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I think we really should enforce backing into spaces. As you apoproach the spot/driveway you can confirm it is clear then safely back in. When you go to leave again you have better visbility than if you pulled in and have to back out.

Anyone who says they arent comfortable enough backing into a space shouldn’t be driving.

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It’s so easy to back into spaces now with rear view cameras as standard. Always surprises me that more people don’t do it

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I hear so many people say people are dumb for backing into spaces, it makes me want to back into spaces more 😈

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Who says this and what is their reasoning? I’ve heard some people say it takes too long, but if you didnt back in you gotta back out which can take longer anyway.

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It’s pretty annoying when people use ambiguous or no signaling (you cant claim the last spot before a right turn by turning on your signal) in bumper to bumper traffic and expect people to make space is one problem.

From a bias perspective assholes in pickup trucks or sports cars that always take multiple spots always back in, so there may be some leftover negative associations, at least for me.

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I don’t understand how this is not common sense. If I’m not able to back in, I should probably not go in there. I can’t think of anything more stressful than backing out of a driveway and onto incoming traffic that I might not be able to see.

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