Anonymous
07/02/2022 17:16
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cheverly, MD.
This explains a lot.
How original. Bashing MD drivers.
We live in VA. The only 2 cars on our street with cars currently parked the wrong way. Guess what tags both cars have?
Anonymous
05/01/2022 09:04
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Cheverly, MD.
This explains a lot.
How original. Bashing MD drivers.
Anonymous
05/01/2022 08:47
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:In Portland OR people do this all the time
And Vermont.
Anonymous
04/29/2022 20:00
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Europe
Anonymous
04/23/2022 15:32
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
They used to do this in a specific inner-ring suburb of Detroit quite a bit. The area is called "South Warren" and used to be a hillbilly bastion, but is now mostly black.
Anonymous
04/20/2022 12:37
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
England
Anonymous
04/15/2022 21:30
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
In California where I grew up, you get ticketed, even on a quiet residential street. So, never there.
Anonymous
04/15/2022 21:12
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
I learned to drive in Paris, France, where if you see a spot, you do whatever it takes to get it, because in 2 seconds it will be gone and you'll circle for an hour before someone leaves.
I didn't know there was a law that prohibited parking on the left side of the street? Seems unnecessary.
I didn't know there was a law that prohibited parking on the left side of the street? Seems unnecessary.
Anonymous
04/15/2022 21:07
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:In my neighborhood you definitely get ticketed for parking on the wrong side of the street
NP
I'm in Fairfax County. We live in a Springfield neighborhood. I've seen the police drive through and ticket vehicles parked on the wrong side of the streets.
Anonymous
04/12/2022 16:20
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:I am not a person who believes that Maryland drivers are bad drivers. But I have only seen this in residential neighborhoods in Maryland.
That's because we can maneuver safely and easily from any side of the road, but VA drivers? Lord save us...
Anonymous
04/10/2022 16:11
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
I am not a person who believes that Maryland drivers are bad drivers. But I have only seen this in residential neighborhoods in Maryland.
Anonymous
04/10/2022 14:13
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
In my neighborhood you definitely get ticketed for parking on the wrong side of the street
Anonymous
04/07/2022 08:47
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:I live on a street of single family homes and about 1/4 of the cars are parked the "wrong way." Nobody cares.
Most homes don't have a driveway and those that do only can park one car. Of course, the driveway eliminates a street parking spot so it's a wash. No garages (the horror!).
With cars parked on both sides of the street, two cars can't pass each other. There is no left or right lane - there's just one lane down the middle. It's tight but I've come to like the part where people don't drive very fast and through traffic seems to avoid our street.
My wife often parks the wrong way and she's from Ohio. I compulsively drive around as needed to always park the right way and I'm from Pennsylvania. Not sure if this helps. Did I mention that nobody cares? (except for me and the OP)
Same here. I park in front of my house whichever way I’m approaching my house. I’d say 75% of the time it’s the “wrong” side, 25% right side. Most people on the block do the same. Learned to drive in NJ, but when I lived there I always turned around to face the right way. Maybe because my dad always did.
Anonymous
04/07/2022 07:33
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you mean parking in a no parking zone? Or just parking with your car facing the wrong way?
If the later, who cares? There's literally no impact on anyone, and it may make it marginally easier to enter and exit the car. No harm no foul.
Unless it is a one way, the driver had to drive on the wrong side of the road to get by the curb in that direction.
And they're driving on the wrong side of the street to get out of the spot.
If you're on a busy street, that's just dangerous and stupid.
If you're on a less busy street, then not turning around is just laziness.
Don't be a dangerous, stupid, or lazy driver.
Anonymous
04/06/2022 16:31
Subject: If you park on the wrong side of the street... where did you learn to drive?
I live on a street of single family homes and about 1/4 of the cars are parked the "wrong way." Nobody cares.
Most homes don't have a driveway and those that do only can park one car. Of course, the driveway eliminates a street parking spot so it's a wash. No garages (the horror!).
With cars parked on both sides of the street, two cars can't pass each other. There is no left or right lane - there's just one lane down the middle. It's tight but I've come to like the part where people don't drive very fast and through traffic seems to avoid our street.
My wife often parks the wrong way and she's from Ohio. I compulsively drive around as needed to always park the right way and I'm from Pennsylvania. Not sure if this helps. Did I mention that nobody cares? (except for me and the OP)
Most homes don't have a driveway and those that do only can park one car. Of course, the driveway eliminates a street parking spot so it's a wash. No garages (the horror!).
With cars parked on both sides of the street, two cars can't pass each other. There is no left or right lane - there's just one lane down the middle. It's tight but I've come to like the part where people don't drive very fast and through traffic seems to avoid our street.
My wife often parks the wrong way and she's from Ohio. I compulsively drive around as needed to always park the right way and I'm from Pennsylvania. Not sure if this helps. Did I mention that nobody cares? (except for me and the OP)