Sentences with phrase «parking spaces a challenge»

The downsides are the same as they are for any coupe — poor rear - seat room that's hard to access, plus long doors that make tight parking spaces a challenge.

Not exact matches

A 2016 report by Trulia analyzed the price of parking space rentals in several major cities and found that the Big Apple is the most parking - challenged city, so to speak, followed by Washington, D.C.

The agreement, announced early Friday, is part of a broader city initiative called the Chicago Broadband Challenge, which envisions free WiFi at public parks, beaches and other spaces.

Last year, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced the Chicago Broadband Challenge, which called for outfitting public parks, beaches and other spaces with free Wi - Fi.

«What's been a challenge for the Naperville Park District is to provide indoor program space throughout all of the community,» said Brad Wilson, director of recreation.

For the times you're separated from your kids — or are in busy, chaotic spaces like festivals, theme parks, and airports — it can be a challenge to ensure kids are as safe as they would be under your watchful gaze.

The Franklin Park Zoo came to Puppet Showplace with a challenge: could our puppeteers transform an unused outdoor space into a Halloween attraction that would celebrate conservation and imagination?

The real challenge lies in telling when a parking space is empty or occupied without having to fit a car with any special equipment, he says.

Driving in also posed an extra challenge, as there was a flash storm last night, so my route into Reading was flooded and my parking space was just far enough away from the restaurant that by the time I arrived, my carefully straightened hair had adopted more of a drowned - rat chic.

The challenge was to parallel park into a tiny space, one so small the neighbor's larger cars might not fit.

Complaints about the driver interface are minor, such as our desire to have a larger screen in the center stack and the ability to see what gear the transmission is in when it is in «D.» We'd also like to see power - folding mirrors, as the big Titan XD can be a bit challenging in tighter city parking spaces.

Identifying a valid parking space is the biggest challenge — once it's set, the car steers itself right in.

Active Park Assist The ultimate solution for the parallel - parking challenged, the Active Park Assist feature uses ultrasonic sensors to find an appropriately - sized space and then, upon commands from the driver, automatically steers the car into the spot, making you look like a parking pro.

So it won't be too challenging to squeeze into parking spaces, especially given its responsive steering and parking sensors as standard.

Narrow city streets, impossibly tight corners, and challenging parallel parking spaces are all a snap to conquer with this vehicle.

Finding a car parking space in adjacent car park was challenging.

Parking can be a bit of a challenge but we were lucky enough to find spaces on the street by the hotel throughout our stay.

Parking spaces were small and challenging.

We requested a high floor because we, generally, prefer the view from high up and we requested the Lahaina Villas because we like the convenience of being close to the larger of the two parking structures (there is a parking structure behind the Napili Tower but it's considerably smaller than the one behind the Lahaina Villas and finding a space in there can be challenging).

It showed, too, that people outside of the parks space care deeply about helping the parks — and are eager to share their skills and expertise to help address park challenges.

Founder of the non-profit Rebuild Foundation and the Arts Incubator in Washington Park — a vision he developed as Director of Arts + Public Life at the University of Chicago — Gates's work responds to the challenges of space and the complexities of cities.

Artists were asked to examine the bench as a social construct, challenging ideas around parks and communal places and how communities co-exist within these spaces.

(English) The New Bench is a series of public art projects that challenge our ideas around parks, communal places and how we co-exist within these spaces.

Challenging the traditional fair layout, Maleki organized the floor in a playful, yet efficient way, outfitting the space in classic green astro turf to remind us of Istanbul's parks that used to play such an important role in the cultural and social life of the Ottoman Empire and the early days of the republic.

The Sculpture Park and Artist Residency create a space for artists and experimentation to meet on the mountain in which the artists» practices are challenged to create cutting - edge contemporary art in relation to place.

From May through September EAF artists work on - site, negotiating the physical and conceptual challenges of production in the park's outdoor studio space, becoming energetic fuel for the park's popular summer programming.

As we reminded you earlier, tomorrow is PARK (ing) Day - an international event that «challenges people to rethink the way streets are used and reinforces the need for urban open space.»

Participants challenged the government's vagueness about the park's future as well as its plan to have a private company manage the space, while members of the public floated the idea of enlisting trained students to serve as park rangers.

Strobel adds that women are welcome to take on the challenge of parking in the men's spaces if they wish, and admitted that, «of course, there are also great women drivers!»

Whether it's backing into a parking space at the local mall or a head - on spot at the community supermarket, when it comes to parking, the most challenging of these maneuvers is parallel parking, the monster of the parking world.

In - car skills that we hope to cover are the basic maneuvers in a safe environment, sharing the road with other types of vehicles, basic maneuvers in more challenging environments, speed control, space management, lane changing, expressway driving, city / country driving, parking techniques, and test preparation.

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The $ 7.7 million project presents a challenge, as the site is bordered by major roads on two sides and by a parking deck and other tenant space on the other two sides.