Wherever you park, (unless it's parallel parking), you pretty much always have a choice: pull into the space headfirst or back into it. In El Paso, that choice matters.
Racing back to a parking meter to pay it before a cop notices it expired may not be an option for El Paso drivers much longer. The meters themselves will start tipping off the city.
For those looking for the chance to reserve their own personal parking spot at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, that may not be possible for a while.
I witnessed someone park in a handicap spot and he didn't have the right credentials to park there. So, could he have gotten in trouble and/or a ticket?
Finding street parking in a major city can be next to impossible. So, this obnoxious driver doesn’t let the fact that a space is too small deter him in any way.