I see a lot of folks here live in areas with wide parking lots and lanes. In a typical one way lane backing out a real truck uses up all the lane. That leaves nowhere to swing around the front. So now you that 10 point turn blacking up traffic as the pedestrians walk right through making it worse.
Backing in allows full use of the lane to steer the front, both in and out, and you can see what’s going on.

My wife's Pathfinder has a cool feature when you back up .The software takes the camera views and creates a 360 deg overhead view of your vehicle . It looks like a drone shot. And the vehicle has a super tight turning radius on top of that. Kinda fun sometimes .

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others would be more Christ-like towards others attending church.

That’s hilarious.

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Originally posted by selogic:

My wife's Pathfinder has a cool feature when you back up .The software takes the camera views and creates a 360 deg overhead view of your vehicle .

I have that on my LYRIQ. It comes on whenever R is selected on the PRND. I can also tap an icon on the touchscreen and turn the camera view on any time the speed is below 10mph or thereabout.

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Originally posted by SW_Sig:

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parking is at a premium there with our church growing so fast and having limited parking and of all places, you wouldn’t expect someone to park like a jerkoff there.

Of all places, I would hope others would be more Christ-like towards others attending church.

Don't get between a hungry family and their race to get out of the parking lot ahead of all the other parishioners in order to get to Cracker Barrell first......

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Originally posted by Prefontaine:
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Every single person I see do it in a truck, car, CUV, whatever, takes 3 attempts. Reverse, oh I didn’t get it, pulls forward, reverses, pull forward again. Every single time.
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Teslas are adept at backing into a parking spot. Fast and reasonably straight. And they don’t hit anything.