How to do parallel parking or reverse parking manoeuvre for the UK driving test [ Ссылка ]

How to do reverse parking step-by-step guide. The object of this parking manoeuvre is to parallel park behind another vehicle within the space of 2 car lengths, reasonably close to the kerb and parallel to it, whilst looking out for other road users. You might have to reverse park on your UK practical driving test.

We have a look at how using an imaginary slice of pizza can help you parallel park.

On your driving test you're allowed a 2-car length gap to park in so don't be afraid to use it all if needed and you're allowed to drive forward if you have to correct your parking (although you may get a driving fault for this).

How to do parallel parking - The 1-2-1 method is:
One whole turn to the left to bring the back of the car in.
Two whole turns to the right to bring the front in.
One whole turn to the left to straighten the wheels.

If you feel that you're getting too close to the kerb, then steer more to right.

Too far from the kerb then steer more to the left.

Observe around continuously, stopping for any approaching road user.

If all else fails, then drive forward and perfect the parking.

These tips will hopefully help you drive safely and pass your driving test.

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Chapters:
00:00 Reverse parking intro
00:20 Objective on the driving test & getting started
00:55 Start the parallel parking at this point
01:26 Turn 1 to the left
02:32 Turn 2 to the right
03:39 Turn 1 to the left
04:37 What to do if the reverse parking goes wrong
06:57 How to correct the parking
08:18 Use your judgement
08:37 Outro

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