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Manoeuvres - learn to driveManoeuvres title

Turn in the Road
Reverse into a Side Road
Reverse Parking
Bay Parking

Turn in the Road

This used to be called a ‘three point turn’ however it can be completed in more than three moves. This manoeuvre requires the car to be turned around 180˚ so that the car is facing the other direction. This lesson offers help and assistance with this manoeuvre and when it would be appropriate.

Turn in the Road imageLesson guideline:

  1. When can you perform a turn in the road?
  2. Clutch control.
  3. Preparing for the manoeuvre.
  4. Completing the turn.
  5. Moving off forwards.

Reverse into a Side Road

Reversing into a side road (round a corner) can be an alternative to a turn in the road. You will always reverse from a major road into a minor road and never the other way around. This lesson will help to guide you to drive safely.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Reversing into a side road imageWhen can you reverse into a side road?
  2. Preparation.
  3. Reversing and turning.
  4. Judging the kerb.
  5. Other traffic.
  6. Moving off.

Reverse Parking

Also often known as parallel parking, this is when you start next to a vehicle and reverse into the space behind it.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Reverse Parking imagePractising.
  2. Can you park in the space?
  3. Preparation.
  4. Reversing and steering.
  5. Straightening the car.

Bay Parking

You will use a parking bay almost every time you park in a public area. It is generally best to reverse in to the space if at all possible. Follow this lesson for guidelines on car parking and parking in bays.

Bay parking imageLesson guideline:

  1. Size of spaces.
  2. Approach.
  3. Reverse parking.
  4. Awareness.
 
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