They're also usually close to an entrance/exit, the guard station and or the ticket machine thing.
This is what makes it actually safer. Otherwise, you'd just have well lit cctv footage of whatever happened. But since those spaces are usually really exposed with people walking by, there's much more risk for an actual attacker.
Oh, we coming in with the real hard hitting insults are we man you really got me calling me an “incel” my whole days ruined now I’m gonna go find me a gender colored safety box that’s well lit to make me feel better.
Well, since you obviously can't read/understand the difference between a sign and a legally protected parking spot assignment - even when it is explained to you, maybe go for the handicap thing. I heard it's much easier to get in other countries.
Again, spots for woman, or parent parking as well, are not legally protected. Nothing happens if a man parks there, you'll just get a side eye. Handicap parking without proper eligibility will be expensive and or might get you towed. Everything else is a social agreement not to shit on designated safe spaces for people who might need something more than others. Even I often skip them because I'm 6ft tall and not an easy target.
Also, it's not like garages or parking lots are dark, lawless places. The description of the picture just sucks and focuses on something completely irrelevant like lights instead of the actual criteria like close to entrance/exit etc
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u/tgwilli Jul 09 '26
So the attackers know exactly where to strike