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18-09-2006, 12:39 PM
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You win again, gravity!!!
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Craigieburn, Melbourne
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 : Why is it that some people who live on winding suburban streets, insist on parking their cars in the street on the apex of a blind corner. This forces you to go wide around the corner, not knowing if there are any oncoming cars... The thing that annoys me the most, is that the people who park their cars in such positions all have empty driveways... I have had quite a few scary moments on my street as I've had to swing wide around a curve, only to find an oncoming car heading straight for me. Its bloody dangerous! Who else has had such experiances? Is there anything that can be done about it?? It has already caused a few head on crashes in my street, and I don't want to be next...
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Parking on the apex
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