Depends on the event. I don’t mind parking further away just for ease of pulling in and out, the walk doesn’t bother me unless my knee is acting up.
If it’s my nephews baseball games, I will park around the next block or two and walk, but if it’s a store and the lot is full? Pass.
It depends on where you live, mostly. In my experience, people who live in suburbs don’t like to walk very far from their parking spot, dense city dwellers don’t mind at all. Either owning a personal vehicle is pointless because everything is within 15 minutes of walking or because owning a car in a packed city is expensive and difficult.
Depends on the event. I don’t mind parking further away just for ease of pulling in and out, the walk doesn’t bother me unless my knee is acting up.
If it’s my nephews baseball games, I will park around the next block or two and walk, but if it’s a store and the lot is full? Pass.
It depends on where you live, mostly. In my experience, people who live in suburbs don’t like to walk very far from their parking spot, dense city dwellers don’t mind at all. Either owning a personal vehicle is pointless because everything is within 15 minutes of walking or because owning a car in a packed city is expensive and difficult.