Practice this method and you'll reverse parallel park like an expert every time you need to squeeze into the one remaining parking bay on the side of the road where everyone else is too scared to attempt to park! Learn how to parallel park using this simple method, shown in clear detail using overhead drone footage. The terminology varies between countries - but the process for reverse parallel parking is the same everywhere.
@@Yabbamann if you're learning to drive and trying to pass a driving test, buy yourself a small circular stick-on mirror (preferably the adjustable type), stick it on the outer edge of the driver's mirror and point it down towards the rear wheel rather than using it as a blind spot mirror. Also open the back door and have a look at where the footprint of the rear wheel on the road relative to the rear seat. Go to a really quiet street to learn and when you think you are close to the critical turning point, secure and turn off your car and get out and have a look at the position of the rear wheel, and the position of your passenger side mirror relative to the tail lights of the car in front (if there is one). Get used to what it looks like from the driver's seat when you are in the correct position for the next part of the manoeuvre. Also if you have a reversing camera, you can get used to what the view looks like in the camera when the car is in the exact position for turning the wheels away from the kerb to swing the nose in. PERFECT PRACTICE makes perfect. Good luck. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Practice this method and you'll reverse parallel park like an expert every time you need to squeeze into the one remaining parking bay on the side of the road where everyone else is too scared to attempt to park! Learn how to parallel park using this simple method, shown in clear detail using overhead drone footage. The terminology varies between countries - but the process for reverse parallel parking is the same everywhere.
0:06 drive up to a straight line .. how many times u need to turn the steering wheel ? U didn't mention that
Turn the wheel fully - as far as it goes. It's a tight manoeuvre.
0:14 when ur rear wheel .. which one right or left in this time stamp ?
Driver's side rear wheel
@@ilukadrivingschool8696 How are you supposed to know where the driver's side rear wheel is? Is it roughly below the rear seats of your car?
@@Yabbamann if you're learning to drive and trying to pass a driving test, buy yourself a small circular stick-on mirror (preferably the adjustable type), stick it on the outer edge of the driver's mirror and point it down towards the rear wheel rather than using it as a blind spot mirror. Also open the back door and have a look at where the footprint of the rear wheel on the road relative to the rear seat. Go to a really quiet street to learn and when you think you are close to the critical turning point, secure and turn off your car and get out and have a look at the position of the rear wheel, and the position of your passenger side mirror relative to the tail lights of the car in front (if there is one). Get used to what it looks like from the driver's seat when you are in the correct position for the next part of the manoeuvre. Also if you have a reversing camera, you can get used to what the view looks like in the camera when the car is in the exact position for turning the wheels away from the kerb to swing the nose in. PERFECT PRACTICE makes perfect. Good luck. Thanks for watching and commenting.