A four story parking structure near the river in Sacramento was well lit that night. A single purple truck stuck out from the rest.

A ground level parking lot at Sansome near Pacific in San Francisco offered the convenience of its own ATM.

A tall parking structure near the Gaslight District of San Diego used cables to protect cars from driving over the edge.

In many large parking structures each floor looks much like the others, so to aid the customer in finding the parked car clues are painted on posts. In addition to a 4, the customer can use the thought of a pineapple to recall that this is where that car was parked.

Lots of restrictions at this end of the parking lot. Firstly, it is an exit rather than an entrance, and right turns are prohibited, and it is "Reserved", for "Permit & Valet Vehicles Only."

A single pickup truck was parked that morning in the parking lot by the wharf.

A building with glass windows was set up as a parking structure right there on Cannery Row.

A modest parking lot on Cannery Row in Monterey with attendant resting in a folding chair, ready for the next car to drive up.

A huge blue/green arch connected one part of the sidewalk to another, with just a vast parking entrance between the two.