A sign directed customers to park in rear of building in a congested area. Yet, in pulling in, a car could be confronted by a delivery truck backing out blindly in the single traffic lane pattern. We recommended enforcing policy of one-way traffic only and some simple devices to assure this. We also recommended having their suppliers sign a policy regarding this and supply certificates of insurance.
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Dr. Evan Hoffman, Assistant Professor of Conflict Resolution at Nova Southeastern University (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)
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