How to Find a Car Without GPS?

[Fitzgerald]

To quickly locate your car, start by carefully observing the surroundings after parking. Most parking garages have designated zones, and each parking space is numbered. It's best to take a photo to avoid remembering incorrectly, which can be more troublesome. Look around for any landmark facilities or structures and remember the direction.

[QuinnDella]

Last week, I completely forgot where I parked at the shopping mall and was running around in a panic. I wandered step by step through the parking lot, trying to recall the entrance features and surrounding license plates, but wasted half an hour in vain. Finally, I found a security guard who helped me locate the car by checking the surveillance footage. Now I’ve learned to immediately note down the zone code or take a photo with my phone when parking. I also carry a small Bluetooth tracker on my keychain that buzzes to remind me of the location when I’m nearby, saving time and hassle. After forming this habit, such mishaps rarely happen, and it helps avoid risks like being late or getting scratches. If you often go out, I recommend planning your parking spot in advance, choosing a place with obvious landmarks to improve memory efficiency.