Reverse Parking Sample Clauses

The Reverse Parking clause requires vehicles to be parked in a manner where they are backed into parking spaces rather than driven in front-first. This means drivers must position their vehicles so that when leaving, they can drive forward out of the space, which is often enforced in parking lots for safety or efficiency reasons. The core function of this clause is to enhance visibility and reduce the risk of accidents when vehicles exit parking spaces, thereby improving overall safety in parking areas.
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Reverse Parking. Backing a vehicle into a parking space is prohibited if it positions the vehicle in a direction facing opposite to the flow of traffic in the nearest lane. Right-of-way. Drivers shall yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and drivers in the process of parking their vehicles. Risk of Loss. No bailment is intended or created in connection with Parking Facility entry or use. The Parking Facility owner and operator, including their employees, agents and contractors, do not and shall not assume care, custody or control of any vehicle or equipment, and shall not be responsible or liable in any manner for any damages or loss by fire, theft, vandalism, casualty, or any other cause with respect to any vehicle, its contents or other personal property. Safety Precautions. Once parked, prior to leaving their vehicle unattended, drivers are strongly advised to lock their vehicle, close all windows, and remove the keys and any items of value to deter criminal activity. (See also “Risk of Loss” above.)
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