Effective Tips for Parallel Parking
In the British Columbia Canada, perfectly executing the parallel parking manoeuvre is necessary to clear the driving test. Failure to parallel park properly is one of the most common reasons people fail their driving tests. While it is actually easier said than done, you will be able to practically park the car in parallel if you learn about all the steps involved in the process.
If you are having trouble parking that way, read on for a step-by-step guide and a few tips to help you through the process.
How to parallel park step one? Choose a car to parallel park next. To turn on your right signal, pull your car beside the chosen car, leaving about 1m of space. Align your back small window with the tail light of the neighboring car and stop Step 2. Check for traffic. Turn the steering wheel one time to the right. Put the gear in reverse, but don't reverse yet. Perform a 360�� vision check and proceed only when it's safe to do so. Begin to reverse until the tail light of the neighboring car aligns with the front passenger side corner of your car, then stop. Step three, turn the steering wheel straight. Reverse until you clear the bumper of the neighbouring car, then stop. Step four turn the steering wheel all the way to the left. Begin reversing slowly until you are parallel to the curb, then stop. Straighten the steering wheel and move forward if necessary.
