How to do the Parallel Park at the DMV - Woodruff Driving School

Here we are at the Fairforest DMV on Fairforest Road in Spartanburg, South Carolina, to do the parallel park portion of the SC DMV's road test.

Woodruff Driving School is a full service driving school located in the Upstate of South Carolina. We provide the required course for teenagers consisting of 8 hours of classroom time, and 6 hours of behind the wheel driving time. Woodruff Driving school is THE LARGEST driving school in the State of South Carolina and strives to be the most affordable while providing the best service.

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[SCDrivingSchool]

@supercuteWFchick101 Congratulations!! Really, we're very happy for you! :) Good luck out on the road and in the future, and please drive safely and responsibly at all times. Congratulations again

[supercuteWFchick101]

@SCDrivingSchool thank you for your imput and i have been practicing just like you have shown on this video and I passed the drivers test a few weeks ago... Thank you very much for this video it help me out alot

[SCDrivingSchool]

@supercuteWFchick101 Unfortunately, that's the case at a lot of DMVs in SC. You'd expect that the space between the barricades would be standardized and the same from DMV to DMV, but it's not. They vary greatly. Still, I would try to do the parallel park the way we've shown in the video, and you should be good to go with lots of practice! Other than that, have you thought about trying to do it in a smaller vehicle? The smaller the car is, the easier it usually is to parallel park! :)

[supercuteWFchick101]

This video definitely helps me get the hang of this but the Florence, SC DMV's barricades are much more close together.