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Why thr is parking in bars whn they say "dont drink nd drive"?

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Why thr is parking in bars whn they say "dont drink nd drive"?

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  1. Well where are the Bartenders that work there supposed to park?  What about the Designated Drivers?  Or drive there, park your car, and take a cab home....you kind of need a safe parking lot to leave your car in...


  2. As we know bars have parking not racing track so they can say "don't drink n drive"

  3. its called duty of care and this warning is there so that people who drink in excess do not get behind the wheel of a car bike etc

    bars r not there for ppl to get drunk they r there so ppl can enjoy a social drink

    signs like this r for stupid people who get behind the wheel after drinking

  4. Because some people are smart enough to have a DD "designated driver"  dah.

  5. So people can park, thus not driving.  I take it a bit too obvious for you?

  6. wen u drink u'r consicious mind becomes absent but can only use eyes to see wats happening.......in this time u 'r hands will not be in u'r control so u mobe the car here & thr & crash somewhere.................

  7. try yourself........

  8. parking in bars can be for everybody in bar whether they are  bars officials. they can have cars and othe vehciles and there can be people who don't like drinking.

  9. So the patrons have some place to park.

    Sure, you're not supposed to drink and drive, but you can park and drink!

  10. There are some restaurants that provide the driver after the dinner and drinks to leave you safe to your home.  For that you should have a parking lot.

  11. This means avoid driving after drinking.  Most of the road accidents are after drink drive.

  12. There are some people that go to bars that don't drink. Ideally, each group of drinkers should have a sober driver.

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