Well in that case, I think reverse-in is much easier. Head-in is easier if you have 2 spaces or more to work with.

 

I got a ticket in high school for reversing into a regular parking spot at school. I guess they didn't feel we were capable of doing that without running into the other cars. More likely, it was an idiot school employee on a power trip who didn't have anything better to do.

 

I always reverse in a parking spot. First off it hides the lisense plate and secondly if my car were to be towed, they would do damage to the rear and that should deter them.

BTW, y work tows cars if you park in visitor parking....even if it's 2 am!!!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PsychoBen

 

reverse in...it's easier to maneuver, especially in a tight spot...i parallel park in Manhattan ALL the time and our spots are TIGHT!

 

Unless you have rear wheel steering, reverse in Only if you have a crapload of space can you even think about going head in.....

Then again alot of people in SF believe that the only way to tell if you're near another car is to hit it......

 

reverse in.. I am used to it from my days of parallel parking in Chicago... plus, down here, people are anal and lazy to they just pull in.. i like to be able to see the front end of my car when i am in a regular parking space..

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by PsychoBen
I personally like to reverse in.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by CrazyPhuD
Unless you have rear wheel steering, reverse in

 

In a normal parking spot, I always go head in.

only see ricers or "cool guys" reversing in