How To Parallel Park In A Tight Spot - Part 1. In this video I discuss the main stuff like aligning yourself, distances, reference points, how to turn the steering wheel and so on. In the next video, I’ll discuss these same topics in more detail, and more. I park first with two feet on each side, then with only one foot.
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Note: I've had some negative comments on this video due to the fact that I portray an inexperienced driver as a woman and an experienced driver as a man. Now I do understand that this might offend some women, but I'm showing her as an INEXPERIENCED driver, not a BAD driver. And everybody knows that there are as many male inexperienced drivers as there are female. We are all inexprerienced when we start driving, or when we start doing anything for that matter. There's a difference between talent and experience.Talent is something you're born with, expereience is not. Nobody was ever born experienced at something.
Now if I was comparing a bad driver with a good driver, and I would put the female driver as the bad driver and the male as the good driver, then I would have understood all the hatred. But I would have never done such a thing anyway.
So I just want to make this clear that there was no other intention behind that, than putting PEOPLE in that video.
There are excellent female drivers and excellent male drivers, just as there are terrible female drivers and terrible male drivers.
Being good at driving is not a gender thing. It's about, among other things, skill, practice, behavior and... experience, which BOTH genders only get with time and practice. BOTH genders.
And when I say both genders, it's because in this video it was a man and a woman, that also goes for every other gender identity. I respect all genders.
Just wanted to make this clear.
Other note: The size of cars and parking spaces vary from place to place, so you may have to adjust in some situations. The sizes of the vehicles in front of you and behind might also vary a lot. Make sure to always do your verifications (by checking the mirrors and by turning your head) at every step in order to always keep a safe distance from the other vehicles, or any other potential obstacles.