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SwissTony

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1. What if the parking area has parking bays which are H-shaped with no obstruction between the bays

Reply to Rhiannon12866 (Original post)

Tue Jun 4, 2013, 09:55 AM

Jun 2013

i.e. you can drive forward through the bottom half of the H and park in the top half. It looks like you've backed in but you haven't.

Of course, a wall at the end of the bay renders this impossible.

Edited to add: I don't get the number plate business. Don't US cars have number plates back and front?

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Fine for backing in car raises eyebrows [View all] Rhiannon12866 Jun 2013 OP

What if the parking area has parking bays which are H-shaped with no obstruction between the bays SwissTony Jun 2013 #1

It is my understanding that some states require the front plate while others don't. Tyrs WolfDaemon Jun 2013 #2

Texas requires front & back plates TxDemChem Jun 2013 #3

Looked it up and apparently Florida doesn't require a front plate Rhiannon12866 Jun 2013 #4

My school has that rule and it's strictly enforced. Initech Jun 2013 #5

I think that backing into spaces is a form of mental illness. FSogol Jun 2013 #6