In South Korea they have 'substitute driver service' that drives customer's car (obviously, with customer in it) back to the customer's home.
I'm sure this can be done logistically (have a large bus carry around drivers, etc.)
In South Korea they have 'substitute driver service' that drives customer's car (obviously, with customer in it) back to the customer's home.
I'm sure this can be done logistically (have a large bus carry around drivers, etc.)
1. This may sound obvious but maybe don't drive yourself if you're not going to be able to drive back. Ask a friend to take you or plan to pay for both ways.
2. Plan for the extra time the following day to pick your car up where you left it.
3. Drive with someone who can drive the car (and you) back.
I'm surprised you think this is a difficult problem. People have been doing these things for decades.
Some times a bar or restaurant could be a few km down some otherwise empty road, with a parking lot in front.
That's a large part of the problem.