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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 245481" data-attributes="member: 100">You&#039;d be as mad as hell with me then Sarah. I&#039;m one of those people when wishing to park at my local shopping centre I&#039;ll reverse into the car park. First of all I make life a little easier for my fellow humans by doing the grocery shopping earlier in the day rather than later when it&#039;s absolute chaos. I find I&#039;m not holding others up. Secondly it&#039;s a safety aspect I wish all shopping centres would implement. I&#039;ve seen far too many near misses or hits when two drivers attempt to reverse out at the same time, resulting in dinted bumpers. The other safety aspect is too many parents are not watching their little kids. They have no understanding of road safety and are usually excited after seeing all the bells and whistles the shopping centres provide.When I return to my car I have clear vision of what&#039;s happening in front of me when I attempt to drive off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rove, post: 245481, member: 100"] You'd be as mad as hell with me then Sarah. I'm one of those people when wishing to park at my local shopping centre I'll reverse into the car park. First of all I make life a little easier for my fellow humans by doing the grocery shopping earlier in the day rather than later when it's absolute chaos. I find I'm not holding others up. Secondly it's a safety aspect I wish all shopping centres would implement. I've seen far too many near misses or hits when two drivers attempt to reverse out at the same time, resulting in dinted bumpers. The other safety aspect is too many parents are not watching their little kids. They have no understanding of road safety and are usually excited after seeing all the bells and whistles the shopping centres provide. When I return to my car I have clear vision of what's happening in front of me when I attempt to drive off. [/QUOTE]

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