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Parallel Parking in the US (when the curb is on your right) 1. Use your turn signal and check for other cars behind you in your mirrors. Pull even with the car immediately in front of the empty space that is at least equal to your car's length plus two feet. The rear fender on your car should be even with (line up with) the rear fender of the other car. (Do not pull any closer than two feet to the other car.) 2. Put your car in Reverse. When your car's rear wheels are even with the other car's back bumper, turn your steering wheel one full turn clockwise (to the right), so the rear of your car begins to turn in towards the curb. 3. Reverse slowly until your steering wheel is even with the other car's back bumper (at this time you should be at a 45 degree angle to the curb, and about halfway into the space), then straighten your wheels by turning your steering wheel one full turn counterclockwise (to the left) as you continue to slowly back into the empty space. 4. Continue to reverse slowly. When your front bumper is clear of the other car's back bumper, turn your wheels to the left by turning your steering wheel one more full turn counterclockwise (to the left) and reverse slowly until you are parallel with the curb. Stop before touching the car in the space immediately behind you. 5. Pull slowly forward and turn your steering wheel clockwise (to the right) and straighten your car in the space. You should be within 18 inches of the curb. Leave at least one foot between your car and the car behind and the car in front of you. 6. Put your car's transmission in Park and set the parking brake. If you are parked on a hill, turn the front wheels so that the if the car rolled down the hill the front wheels would roll toward the curb. URLs: http://www.LegalNews.Net/drivingK.htm |