Park in small spaces easily by following master driver's simple method
While many of us fancy ourselves as skilled drivers, some are undoubtedly better than others.
Parking, however, is a whole different ball game. Thankfully, for those who struggle to manoeuvre into tight spots, a self-proclaimed master driver has shared a top tip on how to nail it with ease.
In a straightforward video posted by master_driver666 on TikTok, one person shows how it's done, and it might be simpler than you think. All you need to do is adhere to a few basic rules when you're in a car park.
This advice is particularly useful if you're attempting to reverse into a snug parking space, so it's definitely worth taking note. While it may seem daunting, this driving task can actually be accomplished by following a few easy steps.
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In the clip, she instructs: "Drive forward along the parking space line. When the person is aligned with the centre line of the parking space, stop.
"Turn the steering wheel to the right to the end. Drive forward. When the corner of the parking space is visible in the rearview mirror, stop. Turn the steering wheel in the opposite direction to the end. Reverse.
"When the car is parallel to the parking space, return the steering wheel. Reverse the car. The car enters the parking space smoothly."
The video has been viewed hundreds of times since it was shared, with many people expressing their appreciation for the handy tip.
For those learning to drive, bay parking refers to the act of manoeuvring your car into a parking space. While it may sound straightforward, it can be quite daunting for some drivers initially.
There are two types of bay parking that drivers need to be aware of. The first is reverse bay parking, which involves reversing into a parking space, allowing you to drive out when you leave.
On the other hand, forward bay parking is the opposite. This requires you to drive into a parking bay, and then reverse out of it.
