Which then drives customers, to occupy the disabled and 'with child' wider spaces.
Which then drives customers, to occupy the disabled and 'with child' wider spaces.
I drove past said co-op earlier and realised I'd slightly exaggerated, however the spaces are easily a foot wider than a more standard one, perhaps a 'bit' more, which makes all the difference.
A retail park with 1000 spaces would be better (although not for revenue/profit) if it was 800 spaces of a larger size.
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Cars are so big now. If you see what is considered a small hatch back nextbto a cortina or a Granada it doesn't seem that small at all.
We have a new, large shared car park, between Lidl, Home Bargains, a vet, Greggs, and some smaller outlets. It was easy to find a space when it first opened, but now the only time it's easy, is during off peak. The easy parking, seems to have encouraged many more to drive there. It's just a walk away, for us, so we walk.
Yep, and I drive one of the biggest. It's great on the open road, but terrible at close quarters - it's not easy, to get in and out, when parked in a tight, standard width parking spot.