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Here’s Geared’s step-by-step guide
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| Driving Instructor Melbourne |
Step 1: Find a suitable space that you can safely get your car into.
Step 2: Slow
down, indicate left, check your left blind spot and pull up alongside
the car you are parking behind (you can keep your indicator on
throughout the manoeuvre).
Step 3: When
you pull up alongside the car you are parking behind, make sure there
is about one meter between your car and the car next to you.
Step 4: Position the car so your car's left passenger side mirror is in line with the driver side mirror of the car next to you.
Step 5: Shift your car into reverse gear, check all mirrors and blind spots.
Step 6:
Turn the steering wheel anti-clockwise, and slowly begin to reverse
your car. Continue to check the left passenger side mirror and the front
left corner of your car while you are reversing to
Step 7: ensure you keep a safe distance between your car and the car in front.
Step 8:
Continue reversing at an angle until your rear tyre (facing the kerb)
is nearly as close as required to the kerb (this is roughly 30cm). If
your tyre hits the kerb, this means you’ve gone too far. Put the car
back into drive and move forward a few feet and try again. Also the rear
end of your car should be around 30cm away from the front of the car
behind you.
Step 9: As you finish reversing in, turn your steering wheel clockwise to straighten your front wheels.
Step 10: Finally, inch forward (making sure your front wheels are straight) to complete the parallel park.
Step 11:
The final turning point may need a little careful trial and error, but
once you have that point established it never needs to be changed, and
will become easier each time.
You should also do everything slowly to allow sufficient time to use each of the turning points exactly.
Just
a helpful hint, rather than trying to learn to reverse park between two
cars learn to reverse park behind one car first. Then when it becomes
easier, you can move on to nailing the reverse park between two cars.
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