12 Parallel Parking - Park Driving School Cheltenham - Driving Test Manoeuvre - How to Park 2011
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@ab0rtion It might be in American Engligh but certainly not in ENGLISH where curb means restrain and control.
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Great video but yeah, SCARY MUSIC!!! :p
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Try parallel parking a Sprinter van with your boss bellowing 'instructions' at you and you can't see the vehicle behind. That's no fun. My own car I can put on a sixpence.
It's a lot to take in for just one manoeuver when learning. It certainly overwhelmed me. Was glad it wasn't in the test. I picked it up better on my own afterwards.
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Entertaining, informative and slightly belittling to Americans, everything I look for in a comment!
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Nice video man I getting my driver's license today at 11:45 wish good luck
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@tiburcio9999 anyways....
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@cleor11 ajajajajaajajjaajj
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Reading the comments.... They have excuses for everything lol.
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i know how to drive but i faild this parking test :( ohh god i am going next week to try it again....
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Or u buy a new focus and it parks itself :)
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i see from the video that i will be road testing near a ferrari...i can't wait!
The cars aren't even on the correct side of the road.
c7ftube 5 months ago
@c7ftube As it is a video recap for the UK where as with 34% of the rest of the world we drive on the left. The first legal reference in Britain to an order for traffic to remain on the left was in 1756, a little before Henery Ford messed things up, by making a Left hand drive car
parkdrivingschool 5 months ago 3
spelled curb wrong....
cleor11 6 months ago
@cleor11 kerb or curb For the noun designating the edge of a roadway (or the edge of a British pavement/ American sidewalk/ Australian footpath). Curb is the older spelling, and in the UK as well as in the US, it is still the proper spelling for the verb meaning restrain
parkdrivingschool 6 months ago 2
1st it would not matter too much if you are anywhere say between 35 and 50 degrees, but you need to be consistent as possible. To work out a good reference park the car look straight ahead then imagine where 45 degrees from a point ahead be would be on the middle of the front windscreen maybe it will line with a point on the nearside windscreen wipers this is now your reference for 45 deg's. Now when you reach 45 deg's your reference will be in your line of sight looking straight down the road.
parkdrivingschool 8 months ago
21 people have failed the road test
dancodered23 11 months ago 3
@dancodered23 Not in Cheltenham today!, they do not have enough examiners to fail that many in 1 day at the moment.
parkdrivingschool 11 months ago