parking etiquette
Space-claiming social rules
Parking etiquette is the unwritten code of considerate behavior in parking lots and on streets.
It includes not taking up multiple spaces, not stealing a spot someone is clearly waiting for, returning shopping carts, and avoiding door dings.
Violations provoke disproportionate rage: Someone left a note on my windshield about my parking etiquette.
- courtesyRespectful, considerate behavior
- mannersCustoms of polite conduct
- spaceUnoccupied area or interval
- linesStrokes connecting two points
- spotMark or location
backing · back in · pull through · parallel · reverse · tight · squeeze · neighbor · door · door ding · ding · scratch · centered · crooked · compact car · handicap · permit · meter
- Car Customscar culture, bumper stickers, fuzzy dice, air fresheners, Sunday drives
- driving etiquettesignaling, turn signals, tailgating, yielding, right of way
- city lifecity, urban life, traffic noise, downtown, metropolis
parking etiquetteparking violations
Illegal stationary vehicle offenses
parking etiquettetraffic law
Rules for roadway conduct
parking regulations · parking enforcement · zoning restrictions · tow-away zones