How to park (The secret you have to know!)

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Beginner drivers think that bay parking is very difficult. However, one can always find an easy way to solve this problem. Watch how experienced drivers park. Sometimes they have to move backwards and forward several times. It is okay.
Bay parking is one of the most difficult manoeuvers for beginner drivers. In time, the driver will become more experienced and will have no difficulties when parking. But we need to give beginner drivers a chance to solve parking problems when they make their first steps, to give them an opportunity to park the easiest way, even if it seems funny for an experienced driver but it is simple for beginners. Bay parking lessons describe a step-by-step parking procedure which is simplified to the maximum.

[@vivekjj2986]

Thank you for your videos they are very helpful. If possible can you make a video on choosing safe gap for turning in front of oncoming traffic, and also joining approaching traffic from a complete stop.

[@violaelezi4666]

Thank you for showing this manoeuvre very easy to understand. Happy New year xx

[@Afferis]

best tip ever: drive forward with straight wheels

[@jaiilise]

Thank you very much for this video. It was very very helpful for me a new driver.

[@dappernat]

thank you very helpful

[@drdiamound1]

Thank you for the video. But can you also make video on how to get out the parking in the last parking position.

[@vsg5549]

This is so condescending ...lmaooo funniest driving video

[@quynhtran4305]

This is a very helpful tutorial. Thanks so much! 👍👍👍

[@SmileStash77]

Thank you so much for the amazing videos

[@ogwaldaniel6462]

Thank you so much for the amazing videos

[@yzhel926]

Thank you! Very helpful😊

[@candybaker7857]

What you mean by turn the steering wheel "quite a bit". Do you mean all the way or half way. Thanks

[@candybaker7857]

Can I get an answer please.

[@illiiilli24601]

@@candybaker7857Neither, it's something you have to gauge yourself. To gauge it, you have to watch the corner mentioned in this video. Lock the wheel, then reverse, paying attention to the gap. If the gap becomes too small, then straighten the wheel slightly until the gap returns to a reasonable distance

[@brownvictoria1]

Very helpful video.

[@maheshmall2855]

Very didactic

[@SmileStash77]

Super

[@nathanieljoshua6759]

Super

[@maheshmall2855]

👍