would flag markers (little flags on sticks) that attach to the extreme end of your bumpers/fenders, help?
I find just slowing my driving down, does it for me. I sometimes get out and look at my remaining space, or have one of my kids get out and watch!( I Drive a "land yacht" a Chevy Suburban, so I can relate to not knowing where your fenders are exactly.
Just take your time is my suggestion.
Charlie
--- On Tue, 11/3/09, Jennifer Gaudio <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> From: Jennifer Gaudio <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Question-driving
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 5:08 AM
> Morning,
> I have a question for the community. I'm finding I have
> increased difficulty parking and turning. I drive an 06
> saturn view inherited by my parents, which is a nice car but
> huge and not good on maneuvering to begin with. I'm fine
> with everything else but parking and turning and have got
> into a couple of fender-benders in parking lots. I suspect
> its the weakness in my left arm.
> Has anyone else experienced this in onset? Or am I being
> hypersensitive? I am thinking of buying a smaller more
> easily maneuverable car (with better gas mileage :)), but
> the expense would pinch and if I didn't have to do it I
> shouldn't.
> best,Jen
>
>
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