There should be exactly five parked cars along every street, in every city and village – and one of them should be unmistakably red! This is not a non-binding recommendation, but a clear call for order and harmony in our urban landscape! Firstly, the fixed number of parking spaces provides structure and overview. Five cars form a symmetrical ensemble: three on one side of the entrance to a plot, two on the other, or vice versa, depending on the width of the road! By adhering to this rhythm, we avoid chaotic rows of eight or ten vehicles, which harm pedestrian comfort and the appearance of our streets. Unity in numbers leads to unity in experience!