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Most places I know of are like that. I don't see what the ability to move your car ~40 feet into another parking spot is good for in this case. Actually, I'm having trouble seeing what it's good for at all.

it's explained in the feature description. it helps you get into or out of the car in a tight spot. lets you park like an asshole into a tight compact spot.

Alternatively, it let's you park like an asshole next to a Tesla and not worry about it?

Wouldn't generally work in Seattle, where you need to move at least a block.

My understanding is that in Oakland, you have to move out of the entire parking zone. Apparently, they punch the license plate numbers into a device.

it would be the "operator's" fault, mean the person driving aka the person with the remote keyfob or phone.