No Car For Me, Thanks
Gunning engines sometime wake us up in the middle of the night as owners try to mount the curb to park their car again. I have to say I'm happy we don't own one. I'm sure I couldn't get my car to do that.

As a result, pedestrians often don't have a very large space to walk since cars' noses snitch some of the precious space.
Of course, there's always someone who insists on backing up the vehicle into the space even though his parking spot might be hard to judge. But, I guess, who cares if you're on the curb or off the curb. A space is a space. Again, what does this do to the vehicle?
On some streets the drivers are required to park in normal parallel parking spaces. They can consider themselves fortunate, but, of course, a parking spot is a luxury on those blocks.
The most fortunate are the people who have parking in the courtyard behind their apartment building. The resident parking spaces are only accessible through huge garage doors that need to be opened every time you come home. In most cases, the drivers are inconvenienced by having to get out of their vehicle to open the door before driving through the tunnel. And, then, of course, shutting the door behind them.
Thanks, but I'm happy to walk the four blocks to get public transportation!
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