It's This SIMPLE - Reverse Parallel Parking Driving Test Guide

Parallel park like a pro with these expert tips. Never angle your vehicle sharper than 45 degrees. Make reverse parallel parking effortless by understanding the relationship between steering ratio and movement. Watch ▶ Left Something Behind ▶ • Driving Test Left Some...
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[@jimgrayden4801]

Good video but that is a very generous gap between the two stationary vehicles. Almost double the usual street parking bay.

[@DrivingSchoolWA]

Which reverse parallel parking techniques do you use?

[@FeyDown]

Same as yours ... easy peasy. Thank you for new video.

[@DrivingSchoolWA]

You're welcome@@FeyDown

[@elyhilder54]

This is the very first time I watch a parking tutorial using Jimny, excited because my car is Jimny too. Thank you! In my own experiences, when I reverse back, I never turn full-lock to left, too sharp.

[@keevy7678]

Recently failed my PDA in Mirrabooka. I was driving for a good 15 minutes with no intention of stopping for any exercises. I was on a main road with 60km speedlimit. after the lights, there was no speed sign indicating what speed to go. I decided to stay at 50km until my assessor looked over to my speedometer to check the speedlimit. I though this was weird and must have been going to slow. I sped up to 56, then he asked me how fast I was going. I told him, and he said it was a 50 zone. I slowed down, and continued driving for another 10 minutes before taking me back to the driving centre. He asked if I knew why I failed, and then he said speeding. Many of my friends and examples on your videos show driving instructors giving "speed warnings" for going over/under. He failed me for it, marking it as a verbal intervention" which is was not he did not tell me to slow down, just that it was a 50 zone. The road I failed on had two lanes of traffic seperated by a middle section, with a coloured medium strip and trees. He also said himself included and many other experienced drivers would not know it was a 50 zone, as the only speed sign was on the opposite end of the road from where I was driving. I felt this was unfair. What do you think? He was an older man with a walking stick and long beard.

[@keevy7678]

(i was going straight after the lights, the roads before/after lights were identical).

[@jaskotz]

I know that guy Ian absolute idiot mate

[@DrivingSchoolWA]

Sorry to hear you failed. Can you remember the name of the street you are referring to? Main Roads should invest in some extra signage. As you may know, they don't allow us to film actual driving tests and I could only give you my precise assessment if I saw what happened. 56 km in 50 zone... I wouldn't fail anyone for that because the actual speed is lower than your car's speed gauge. Please share which street it was. Was it Coode Street (Bedford/Dianella)?

[@keevy7678]

@@DrivingSchoolWA thanks for responding! it was ravenswood drive turning onto flinder’s st. It becomes 60 after Nollamara ave i believe. There is no signage heading towards Nollamara ave. Only other direction

[@engr.waseemmalik6007]

Thanks for your videos i am learning from these videos. What you suggest i should book my pda in mirrabooka ? Accessors are good? I am just hearing negative feedback every one is saying that in mirrabooka they always try to fail you but I live near mirrabooka it's easy for me to practice and book test here. Thank you

[@DrivingSchoolWA]

You are most welcome. They are fair and pleasant assessors at the Mirrabooka test centre, and I recommend it.

[@engr.waseemmalik6007]

@@DrivingSchoolWA thanks for your reply