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Surfer Posted 13 years ago
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Across
Hello everyone.
If a car is parked over a number of outlined blocks, so that it completely spans three blocks and farther extends, but only partially, into the adjacent block on each end.
Then, this car is:
Parked across three blocks? Or,
Parked across five blocks?
Thank you.
If a car is parked over a number of outlined blocks, so that it completely spans three blocks and farther extends, but only partially, into the adjacent block on each end.
Then, this car is:
Parked across three blocks? Or,
Parked across five blocks?
Thank you.
Top answer
It's parked across three and a half (for example) bays.
- It's parked across three and a half (for example) bays.
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