OOP Pattern - Singleton: Using One Instance

<?php
class CarSingleton {
  
  var $instance = NULL;
  var $place    = "#1"; 
	  
  function CarSingleton($fromGetInstance = false){
    if(M_E != $fromGetInstance){
	  trigger_error('do not instantiate 
	    directly');
	}
  }
  
  function &washCar(){
    if (!$GLOBALS[$load]){
	  if(!$this->instance){
	    $this->instance = new CarSingleton(M_E);
		$GLOBALS[$load] = "full"; 
		return $this->instance;
	  }
	}else{
	  return NULL;
	}
  }
    
  function getPlace(){
    return $this->place;
  }
  
  function finish(){
    $GLOBALS[$load] = NULL;		
  }

}

class WashingCar{
  var $washedCar;
  var $havePlace;
  
  function washing(){
    $this->washedCar = CarSingleton::washCar();  
	if ($this->washedCar == NULL){
	  $this->havePlace = FALSE;
	}else{
	  $this->havePlace = TRUE;
	}
  }
  
  function getPlace(){
    if ($this->havePlace == TRUE){
	  return $this->washedCar->getPlace();
	}else{
	  return "Sorry, it is full!";
	}
  	
  }
  
  function finish(){
    $this->washedCar->finish();
  }
}

// TEST IT
$obj1 = new WashingCar;
$obj2 = new WashingCar;

$obj1->washing();
echo "obj1 want to wash his car";
echo "</br>";
echo "obj1 get place: ";
echo $obj1->getPlace();
echo "</br>";

$obj2->washing();
echo "obj2 want to wash his car";
echo "</br>";
echo "obj2 get place: ";
echo $obj2->getPlace();
echo "</br>";

$obj1->finish();
echo "obj1's car is finish";
echo "</br>";

$obj2->washing();
echo "obj2 want to wash his car";
echo "</br>";
echo "obj2 get place: ";
echo $obj2->getPlace();

// OUTPUT WILL BE LIKE THIS
//obj1 want to wash his car
//obj1 get place: #1
//obj2 want to wash his car
//obj2 get place: Sorry, it is full!
//obj1's car is finish
//obj2 want to wash his car
//obj2 get place: #1

?>