At the Cambridge Public Library in Cambridge, Mass. this afternoon. I started parking my scooter in the underground parking lot since it is permit parking all over the place.
They assured me that the gate was an optical gate (as opposed to weight) and a few days ago I didn't have a problem. Today, the scooter didn't trigger the gate to open -- maybe because it was raining. Luckily I was able to drive around it, but getting stuck in a garage with a gate that refuses to open freaks me out a little.
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If you're able to ride around the gate, why would you be worried about getting stuck in the garage? For that matter, why even wait for it to open at all? Just ride around it. Looks like you have a 50cc so you can park anywhere you like (almost).
.::I know the voices in my head aren't real, but man do they come up with some great ideas::.
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It wasn't a problem at the library, but I got stuck in a hospital parking garage once. They built concrete barriers around the gates to prevent people from going around them. They guy at the window didn't have authorization to override the gate and open it manually so we had to wait until his supervisor came over with a key.
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Tocsik wrote:If you're able to ride around the gate, why would you be worried about getting stuck in the garage? For that matter, why even wait for it to open at all? Just ride around it. Looks like you have a 50cc so you can park anywhere you like (almost).
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