It still feels strange since I’m used to spots being the standardised size for everywhere, and that we generally load everything into the back. If someone needs, like if they’ve got heaps of stuff to load or have a trailer, people generally don’t mind if they park across multiple spots unless the parking lot is full.
I guess I can’t really judge since I’ve never visited the USA Canada
A side note, why are the parkings so unnecessarily large? They look like disabled parkings but I know they aren’t.
Am I too Australian to understand?
It’s a hardware store. Those and Costco get large spots so people can get stuff in and out of their cars without dinging other people’s shit
Ah, makes a little more sense now.
It still feels strange since I’m used to spots being the standardised size for everywhere, and that we generally load everything into the back. If someone needs, like if they’ve got heaps of stuff to load or have a trailer, people generally don’t mind if they park across multiple spots unless the parking lot is full.
I guess I can’t really judge since I’ve never visited
the USACanadaToo bad this ain’t the USA
My bad, I forgot to look at your instance, and I keep forgetting that Canada has similar looking road infrastructure to the USA.