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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Idk, I think in the city where the cars turn over a lot and people come and go all day, you can’t save a space. But in the burbs, I think it’s okay to park in a cleared space temporarily but not overnight. Like if I take my kid for an afternoon play date, I will park in a cleared space on their street if it’s vacant and not blocked. But I wouldn't park overnight in someone’s cleared space near my house. [/quote] Don't do it! We spent 3 plus hours digging our cars out. If I run to the store, I'm going to need that spot back. We don't have a driveway and rely on street parking![/quote] Okay, but if there's no metered or otherwise more "public" parking near your house, people will arrive for short periods during the day and they're going to park wherever possible. Visitors, plumbers, etc. They can't stop to shovel a space to park in. Put a chair if you have to leave briefly. I wouldn't move a chair. [/quote]
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