When Back-in Parking is Illegal, You Make a Car With Two Fronts

There really is no bigger waste of money than having to pay for a ticket that claims you parked in the wrong direction in a parking lot. We actually did a little bit of searching to see exactly why rules like this exist. At the end of the day, who is it bothering when somebody backs into a parking spot instead of pulling straight in?

Some of what we found it claims of these policies are actually dated. They say that back in the day, vehicles would hang over the curb a lot more, meaning that if somebody backed in, it would be much more likely that they would end up destroying landscaping work. However, we aren’t really sure that this weak excuse has anything to do with reality but instead, we would think that it more likely has something to do with revenue generation. That’s neither here nor there, though.

In this particular situation, we check in with RossCreations, a pretty popular prankster, as he decides to take on the concept of being ticketed for parking in the wrong direction.

In the lighthearted prank, Ross decides that he’s going to build himself a vehicle that is parked in both the correct and incorrect fashion at the same time. Essentially, the idea is to take a pair of Hondas and cut them in half, fastening them both at the rear. In other words, he created a car with two front ends on it so that no matter which way it is pointed, there is no “rear,” if you will.

Down in the video below, we check out the prank as it’s executed. Really, seeing the look on the parking enforcer’s face as they try to figure out exactly what’s going on is definitely worth a pretty good laugh, if you ask us!