LogFAQs > #946239268

None that I can remember. If there's enough snow to make that a real risk, either the lot's been cleared enough to eliminate the risk, or clearing the lot has involved piling the snow at the ends of the parking spots such that the snowbank effectively serves the same purpose. If I'm parking somewhere with snow that deep that hasn't been cleared yet, it's generally going to be a driveway that doesn't have those anyway.

Now, curbs? Those usually get swallowed up by snowbanks and I honestly couldn't tell you if the ice at the side of the road I'm driving up onto is on top of them or not.

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