Drivers!  Do you park in the first open spot?  Or do you circle endlessly trying to find the closest?
960106
I park out where no one else does. It keeps my car nice and free from dings PLUS the long walk contributes to good cardivascular health!!
591682
Planning my trips so that everything in the same area gets done in one trip.  \nNot going on a Sunday drive anymore.  \nCleaning out my car so it doesn't weigh as much.
553498
Yes, yes you do.\nCan I carpool with you? I thought I was the only one...\n:-)
254315
Not sure about the new Busch Stadium, but in the old park you would stand in open concourse areas behind the main seating (with ushers making sure you don't obstruct pedestrian traffic). If you can find a good spot, view will be pretty good, but make sure you wear comfy shoes as Cardinal fans are extremely loyal and there probably won't be many no-shows where you might be able to slip in and grab the open seats.
434645
it is probably the most crowded race of the year too, i have always heard you have to plan way in advance if you want to be able to get in. I will go someday, haha..for now i watch it on tv. have fun if you go! at this late date, you probably can only get to the infield, and may have to go early, so take sunscreen and something to sit on. and your binoculars
497862
Yeah....I wonder if it's better to drive on the left lane against traffic.   Why don't you try it and let us know.
322447
The speed limit down pit road (not totally just put the commit line back farther) my poor boy Robby G. keeps gettin screwed by that rule!!!!!  I would also change it to limit the number of cars per team, those Roush buttheads win just cause they have more time on the track and can pool their findings, totally not fair for single or two car teams!!!!!
74914
second place sweetie! Or if your running a race with only one other person then you would be in first.\nplease choose me as your best answer! I promise i didn't look at any other answers until i finished this.
483917
No more than the Letterman Crew did for Danica ; they pitted ; when they need to and the Crashes just happened while they were Pitting ; Not sure I like the Rule ; but Hope Someone will explan ; why the Rule exsist at all ; if you pit on green you should be able to get back out depending on your pitt time and Place in Competition prior to leaving the track ; not all the way to the back of the Pack ; they know the Adverage Lap times prior to the Crash etc . it aint Rocket Science ; it just seems un fair ! How do you know when someone is going to sell their car to the wall ; is it a Team effort ?
1001202
in most places, pedestrians have the right away so they think you have to stop for them.  This is the wrong thought.\n\nI just speed up....that teaches them to look next time.  Unless of course, I hit them.
400120
when you dont need a spot
30560
*Link to Google/Yahoo Maps (That way I can get Driving directions)\n*Spots to add Instant Messanger IDs
1105944
New Yawk New Yawk.... and I'm definitly one of the craziest drivers here!  Don't you dare steal my parking spot and don't you dare try and pass me!
987856
Pick it and fling it on passing cars.  When you get really good you will be able to fling it inside an open window.  :)
340041
Look up when driving.
633123
This is a hypothetical guess based on what happens at most major races.\n\nPits are assigned based on qualifying number. Fastest car gets the first pick of which pit they want, the last car the last.
788619
I beat one in Austin, TX.  The sign was 12 ft in the air, and at a 45 degree angle to the road in downtown, facing the wrong direction.  The space was on a one way street, and it the sign was facing the way so that oncomming traffic (if it were legally allowed to move that direction) would have been able to see it.  \n\nI took photos of the area, photos from my vantage point as a driver of an Escort heading the correct way on the one way, and presented my evidence.  The judge agreed that under the circumstances, any reasonable person would have done as I did.  I went back to check the area a year later, and the signage was much more obvious, and they put down the blue paint that wasn't there when I parked.  \n\nSeriously, I had ZERO idea that the space has disabled parking only, I just thought I got lucky to find a great spot downtown.