Luxury Housing Trends & Home Improvement Ideas

I can’t say that I’ve ever run into the front wall when parking my car in the garage, but I suppose it might be a problem for people with depth perception problems (whether naturally or, ahem, artificially produced by a night at the bar). If you’re worried about someone in the family taking out the drywall in the front of the garage, here’s a gadget for you. (I suppose it could also be helpful for people who don’t pull in far enough and have a tendency to endanger the garage door with the prongs from the bike rack.) This park stop light gets mounted on the wall, and as you drive in, motion sensors direct it to turn from green to red. That way, you park in the right spot every time.

The park stop is available from Everything Home for $40:
Garage Park Stop Light