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Originally Posted by Carno
Did you read the above posts?
Parking lots are private property.
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Most parking lots are private property. None are my private property. It stands to reason that I could be prosecuted for exceeding the state speed limit in someone else's parking lot even if the owner had not put up a speed limit sign.
Now, if you're talking about all the parking lots you own, that's a different story: you can consent to having autocrosses in your own parking lots, e.g.
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