I finally had the logic of backing in to perpendicular parking spaces explained to me in a way that makes sense.

• The driver’s visibility ahead of the vehicle is better than behind it
• There are more potential hazards in the traffic lane than in the parking space

So nose-in-back-out puts the better visibility in the zone of lesser hazard, where back-in-nose-out applies the better visibility to the zone with the greater hazard.

@Cdespinosa @caseyliss That’s great! I can add I’ve been told that you’re generally less alert/aware when you start driving, so since reversing is inherently more difficult, it’s safer to start your drive forwards.

@andrewwade @Cdespinosa @caseyliss
This is my experience. It’d be like starting a game level with the boss.

You need to warm up. Boss always comes at the end of the level.