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Originally Posted by Sweetpea
If I'm pulled in a parking space (instead of backed into one), I'll have to twist and turn to get out of it, holding people up longer than I would have done if I had backed into a parking space. I'll have to look at the back of the car, sides of the car and the front of the car, increasing the margin of error.
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Yes, but all that applies to backing INTO the space while you are backing into it. Also, most people don't EXPECT you do back in... but they do expect you to back out. Finally, since the front wheels pivot it is easier to back on then drive out forward... you need less room.
As someone above said, I feel that people that back in are "on the lamb" and planning for a quick getaway.
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