Forward parking

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There are two types of forward parking - angle parking and perpendicular parking. Both types involve forward parking. It could seem to be the easiest type of parking. Could there be any troubles?

[@kyafikaloo7268]

Wat if wen u r trying perpendicular park, but u start to turn before u reach the correct reference point and ended up too close to the car on the right of yr parking spot. Hw do u fix it? U only showed hw to fix ending up to close to the car on the left., but wat if I end up too close to the car on the right?

[@kyafikaloo7268]

The car on the right would be the blue car in this video

[@iskrim5730]

Good job.. subsrcibed!

[@michaelsmith4904]

The problem I have is @4:25...how do you tell when you are about to hit the car on the right so you can stop and reposition the wheels? I always think I am about to hit the car on the right when there is really plenty of room. I have this issue parking a two car garage... I wind up with only 6 inches on my left and have to exit via the passenger side door because I'm just sure I'm about to hit the car on the right if I come any closer - but when I get out I have at least two feet of clearance!

[@z0636]

Learn to feel how long your car is at the front: When in a parallel parking spot, you drive forward as much as you think. Then you get out of your car and take a look of the distance. You gat in your car again an try to feel the distance and the front of your car. After doing this step often enough, there ar just a few inches/centimeters to the car before. So when you sit in your car, you now exactly how far you can drive. I think its not embarrassing to get out and look when being a beginner cause this is how to lern this very good. You can use this method in every other parking situation.