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US State Denies Appeal Of Woman Fined $100K For Parking In Her Own Driveway - SlashGear
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They don't get wider. They have to fit in the same lanes that were there 30 years ago. They've only gotten longer and taller
Vehicles are getting wider too:
https://www.carsized.com/en-us/cars/compare/toyota-corolla-2004-5-door-hatchback-vs-toyota-corolla-2018-5-door-hatchback/front/
https://www.carsized.com/en-us/cars/compare/ford-explorer-2005-suv-vs-ford-explorer-2019-suv/front/
https://www.carsized.com/en-us/cars/compare/honda-civic-2005-sedan-vs-honda-civic-2021-sedan/front/
I've had some people complain about not being able to easily park a large car which made me want to ask why they are driving such a high-difficulty car if their driving skill is low.
They get wider, on average, up to the limits of the roadways. It's likely that they would've been fine if they had compact cars, or the typical cars of 20 years ago.