Anonymous
07/27/2020 17:08
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
My driveway is 50 feet long, I suppose it fits eight cars. We have a two car garage but don't park in it.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 17:06
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
2 cars, both parked in the 2-car garage. Driveway could hold 2 more. Hate street parking.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 16:56
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
^^two garage spaces
Anonymous
07/27/2020 16:55
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
3 cars. The parking spaces in garage, 4 parking spaces in private lot. Live in LA.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 16:50
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
The only time we'd ever park in the street in front of neighbor's homes is if we had a delivery. We have room for 2 guest cars.
The house next to mine has 6 cars (3 college kids + a work car). I have never in my life seen them park on the street. They are super considerate and are constantly shuffling cars in their driveway. They're nicer than me. I'm upset if DH parks behind me in the driveway, so I'm sure if my kids drove I'd be upset if I had to shuffle.
The house next to mine has 6 cars (3 college kids + a work car). I have never in my life seen them park on the street. They are super considerate and are constantly shuffling cars in their driveway. They're nicer than me. I'm upset if DH parks behind me in the driveway, so I'm sure if my kids drove I'd be upset if I had to shuffle.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 16:45
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
3 cars. We have a 2 car garage and 4 cars could fit on our driveway. I hate cars in the street, but lots of neighbors park one there.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 16:38
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
Anonymous wrote:5 cars, 2 street parked in front of the house, 2 in the driveway, 1 in the garage.
Yes, we need all 5 cars.
My H’s work truck
My car
Our fun car
Two teen drivers with hand-me-down Subarus.
Technically you need 4.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 15:39
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
1 car and 2 reserved spots. The families with four cars are envious....
Anonymous
07/27/2020 15:24
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
Anonymous wrote:"Designated parking spots" --like if you live in the suburbs with a 2-3 car garage...or a driveway with room to park cars...or if you live in an apartment complex and have a specific parking spot assigned to you...
Do you have more cars than designated "spots?" Where do you park your additional cars?
Townhouse in Rockville. Allowed one reserved space. We have two cars. There is a family with 5 cars -- not for 5 separate drivers either. The guy collects them. As long as they are tagged correctly, they are legal. But parking is tight here, so he's on the neighborhood sh** list.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 10:40
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
We have a 1 car garage for a classic and a long driveway that fits 4 more cars. I hate the tandem parking because we have 4 cars, but lucky to even have a garage.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 08:45
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
My neighbor used to park in front of my house. I found it annoying. Then I just started parking in front of his house. It stopped soon afterwards.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 08:34
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
3 cars, 1.5 car garage--one in garage, one in driveway, one on street in front of the house.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 08:00
Subject: Re:How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
1 car, space for two (behind house, off alley in DC).
Anonymous
07/27/2020 06:11
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Live in the suburbs on a cul d’sac. We have 2 cars and a 2 car garage but it’s detached and far from the house. Our driveway is only wide enough for 1 car. We park 1 in the driveway and 1 in front of the house.
Our neighbors have a 1 car garage and a 1 Car wide driveway. Their 4 children are home from college. They park 1 in the driveway and the other 5 in front of my house.
What’s annoying to that there is no house on the opposite side of the cul d’sac so they could park their 5 cars there but they park in front of my house because it’s a closer walk to their house. I end up having to park across the street.
So you want to park where it is most convenient for you. Just like they do. Go figure.
Found the person that obnoxiously parks in front of neighbor's house when there are more appropriate alternatives. Yes, we know, no one owns the street, etc etc. It's still inconsiderate behavior.
+1000
I hate people like this. Being inconsiderate of others for the sake of your convenience.
Anonymous
07/27/2020 01:13
Subject: How many cars do you have in your household vs. "designated parking spots?"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Live in the suburbs on a cul d’sac. We have 2 cars and a 2 car garage but it’s detached and far from the house. Our driveway is only wide enough for 1 car. We park 1 in the driveway and 1 in front of the house.
Our neighbors have a 1 car garage and a 1 Car wide driveway. Their 4 children are home from college. They park 1 in the driveway and the other 5 in front of my house.
What’s annoying to that there is no house on the opposite side of the cul d’sac so they could park their 5 cars there but they park in front of my house because it’s a closer walk to their house. I end up having to park across the street.
Sounds like my rude neighbor. They could fit a few more cars on the driveway, but the dad doesn't like having tome a car to get out so the park in front of my house.
Any way you can block the spot until dad learns better behavior?