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Potential Parking

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Potential Parking
Potential Parking: When entering a parking lot of any description, seek out the highest spot in said parking area. What this encompasses is looking for the highest elevation (Potential) and usually Fas’ing to bleed off speed so you DWB into said spot. On egress, you have a downhill slope to help you accelerate in a FAS or with ICE-On thus increasing your overall average FE. Pro’s, decreased fuel consumption and usually easier egress as you are usually in the back of the mall, grocery store, whatever. Con’s, usually farther from the store entrance and thus a longer walk.
Last Updated: 04-25-2006 @ 06:54 PM

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