re: How many of you are in a sub-division and insist on parking in the street?

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1+ acre lots and restrictions against it. No one is parking on the street thankfully

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Same deal, see it occasionally for a few hours if somebody’s visiting, but that’s it.

I see it sometimes. I never gave it all that much thought

Key their cars

cars have gotten bigger and people have way too much stuff so garages are extra rooms/storage

cars everywhere is just part of American life now in every facet

Lot's of people park on the street in parts of our development, but it's a TND (Traditional Neighborhood Development) and is designed for it. We have curbs, sidewalks etc. We have a 3 car garage and a 3 car driveway (alley in back) but when alll the kids are in town typically one car will wind up on the curb.

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Key their cars

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Let your kids play street hockey.

My buddy just moved into a DSLD type development and it’s insane. Tiny driveways that can barely fit two cars. Then cars parked up and down the street. It seems like a nightmare.

We’ve got an extra vehicle (‘02 F150 before y’all come at me) and I’m bad about leaving it on the street for a few days at a time when I have to move it out of the driveway for whatever reason.

We have a pretty large frontage (wide 1+ acre lot) and in a cul-de-sec (I park in the tangent section and not in the circle).

It really doesn’t seem like a big of a deal to me because of the lack of traffic (just 3-4 houses) but I could see it being an annoyance. Probably should stop…

It's the biggest fricking bull shite of all time. I'm with OP on this one.

Whenever I visit my parents, the fricking POS neighbors across the street have a 2 car garage, and a driveway that fits 4-5 cars, yet the couple STILL parks both of their cars on the street all the time. Obviously making it extremely difficult backing out of my parent's driveways. I get so tempted to slash their tires and key their cars every time I'm there.

I used to park in the Street at my old lady's house and somebody hit all the other cars in the streets Side mirrors except mine Jesus was watching over my ride that night