Albert Driving School - Expert Driving school in Croydon

Parallel parking is one of those topic the majority of learners worry about, but is not difficult to do. With a calm brain and good explanation, anyone can parallel park. At our driving school in Croydon , we help learners build confidence around parking by breaking it down into small, simple steps. Here’s a detailed guide you can use any time you are going to park on a busy rode. 1. Start with a good position Good positioning makes the rest of the manoeuvre smoother. Pull up next to the car you want to park behind and keep a small gap, about the width of your arm. Make sure both cars are level. Prior to a move,  check the mirrors and look at the blind spots to keep cyclists, pedestrians and passing vehicles in mind.  2.  Move back and choose a reference point slowly. Shift to reverse and move back at a walking pace. Do not rush. Stop when your back wheels are halfway past the middle of the parked car. This becomes your reference point to help you enter the parking spot a...