Video : in 3 min learn how to park a car

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Slowly position your vehicle so that it is in the center of the parking aisle. If the aisle is made for only one direction of traffic, position your vehicle as far as you can to the opposite side of the aisle to allow MORE ROOM for turning.

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Stop your vehicle when its front bumper is approximately half of the way past the parking space before the one you plan to park in.

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Turn your wheel towards the parking space and slowly begin to drive your car into the space. Check the left and right sides of your vehicle to ensure that there is a reasonable amount of free space on either side.

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Keep turning your steering wheel as you pull into the parking space until your car is parallel with the vehicles parked on either side of that space.

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Continue to slowly pull forward until your car is completely inside the parking space. Be careful not to park too close to any vehicle that is parked directly in front of you.
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Turn off your ignition and exit the vehicle.

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To exit a parking space when other vehicles are parked on either side of you, you must first evaluate the proximity of the two vehicles. If you are able to turn to either side when reversing out of the space, turn towards the side on which the closest car is parked. This will give the front of your vehicle MORE ROOM in which to turn as you exit the parking space.
Parking in a standard parking space is typically one of the most common maneuvers that experienced drivers make.

Remember that parking lots are often busy with pedestrian traffic. Always look out for people walking to and from their vehicles as you look for a space and park your car.