Examiner will ask you to do any one of type of parking 90 degree parking, angle parking or parallel parking.
Parking a vehicle safely is an essential skill for every driver. Here's a simple guide to help you park your car:
Choose a Spot: Look for a suitable parking space that's large enough for your vehicle. Ensure it's legal to park there and consider factors like visibility and convenience.
Signal Your Intentions: Use your turn signal to indicate to other drivers that you're planning to park.
Approach the Spot: Position your vehicle parallel to the parked cars if you're parallel parking, or approach the spot at a slight angle if you're parking in a perpendicular spot.
Check Your Surroundings: Before parking, check for any obstacles, pedestrians, or other vehicles around you. Look over your shoulder and use your mirrors to ensure it's safe to proceed.
Adjust Your Position: Align your vehicle with the parking space, ensuring you're centered and leaving enough room on both sides.
Reverse or Move Forward: Depending on the type of parking spot, either reverse into the space or move forward slowly until your vehicle is fully within the lines.
Straighten Out: Once your vehicle is in the space, straighten your wheels and adjust your position if necessary to ensure you're properly parked.
Secure Your Vehicle: Put your car in park (if automatic) or neutral with the parking brake engaged (if manual). Turn off the engine and remove the keys.
Check Your Alignment: Ensure your vehicle is not encroaching on neighboring parking spots and is properly aligned within the lines.
Exit Safely: Before exiting your vehicle, check for any passing traffic or pedestrians. Open your door carefully and exit on the side away from traffic if possible.
Following these steps will help you park your vehicle safely and considerately. Remember to always be aware of your surroundings and follow any applicable parking regulations.
