Parallel Parking Tips | Zula Driving School

In this video we go over all the steps for successfully performing a parallel park. Nothing is left out so you can feel confident the next time you attempt parallel parking. To learn more or to book a driving lesson with us, please visit www.zula.ca.

[@Smile-nh6ig]

Came to learn how to parallel park, learnt trigonometry all over again.

[@kuldeepchaudhry]

I passed my test today.Thanks for great videos.They helped me a lot.You have a great way of explaining things.

[@sisaytiruneh1696]

Excellent teacher with a powerful presentation!

[@khadijahaqjo2643]

Please open one branch in Vancouver you are the best driving teacher

[@prityshil2470]

Great . It's helpful for learning.

[@sameerkumarepari2421]

Excellent logical explanation.. Thanks

[@aimielysallutan1341]

Thank you sir good explanation,,because of this video i passed my roadtest 4months ago godbless

[@lazerfreeze7023]

Do you know what to do if car is close to car behind?

[@princeprempeh1467]

Very good demonstration

[@Lovelycat563]

Thank you!

[@rishikaramwala3498]

Nice video but if possible could you show thru practical video

[@ampnightmare]

It all just clicked great video

[@queenbadu5052]

Please some practicals will do too.

[@ayyusunda7947]

Thanks

[@AhmedHassan-zb6xn]

Another great presentation.

[@ZulaDrivingSchool]

Thank you Ahmed, you're too kind.

[@lizamedia1015]

How come you say 30 degree angel but most of the instructors say 45 degree angel?

[@ZulaDrivingSchool]

Excellent question Liza! Because it's easier to recover from a 30 degree angle than a 45 degree one. The method I'm showing here involves 3 steps whereas the other method most commonly taught has 2 steps. I'm in the process of making a very extensive video illustrating in real life why this method is far better for most situations.

[@Anonymous-go2uh]

Wtf is this video show us the car bro not a white board

[@coolmatrix7]

so far the best instructor in youtube to me.

[@lloydtucker]

I do it differently in step 2, I backup until the front sidewalk corner of the car behind is in the middle of the triangle window (also check that the front car rear has just entered the front passenger window) then turn steering to the other direction to straighten out, once straight I’m normally dead center of the parking bay.
Hint 1you can’t always see the sidewalk and you cannot see your tire, focus on what you can see.
Hint 2 when leaving the parking (if possible) backup until you can see the road “below” the car in front of you then turn the wheel all the way as you drive out of the parking,guaranteed you won’t bump the car in front

[@abrahamhag.3431]

Thank you for a very nice clarification and kindly presentation. I'm fully satisfied on this.

[@amsterdamdaydreams2420]

I fell asleep watching this video cuz his voice is like asmr.

[@ryblinkaway]

LOL!! LOL!! I was waiting for a comment like yours...hahahaha...me too! I started falling asleep, I finally just stop the video, next!!! video

[@iknowwhatimtalkingabout]

😂

[@cardikarafa4771]

Very clear and precise

[@arlynboholanapolisfamilypoland]

Thank you for this lesson it's very useful:-)

[@sultanmahmoodhomayoun7452]

Could you please a practical one for us to see how it works in a real ? it will very kind of you to make it for me

[@jasonczap9677]

Thanks. This was the best tutorial I ever saw. When I took my roadtest I failed because the examiner had me parallel park behind a car that had its wheels tight to the curb, I had done the maneuver so many times without error, the examiner gave me 3 chances and each time I hit the curb, now I know it was because that cars wheels were tight to the curb, I was too close to the car, and had turned my car to 45 degrees instead of 30 degrees. Doing the test again in a month

[@heybuddy6666]

Did you pass ?

[@haile194]

Thanks its was very usefull...

[@wedeserveethiopia4389]

Very interesting and It solved out my problems

[@carlosaguilar7418]

good explanation sir!!!

[@rh7798]

Thank you so much

[@lilbabyangel125]

what if there isnt a car parked behind me though

[@datnursenicky3022]

I like how you break it down. I am going to try this step.

[@ZulaDrivingSchool]

I'm waiting for the weather to get a bit better and I'll film the actual steps in the car. Thank you for watching.

[@kasozibrian6449]

@@ZulaDrivingSchool Awesome

[@Ificationer]

Sometimes it feels like I need a f**king physics degree to learn this shit xD
Still useful tips, thank you

[@rocketrider1405]

This is helpful because he describes turning the steering wheel while the car is moving, even if you're moving slowly, because I hesitate to crank the wheels while stationary. I was taught that 'dry steering' is not good for the steering and suspension settings. Plus, I think I'll try an angle somewhat less than 45 degrees but greater than 30 just to see if that makes the park more accurate (although there are a lot of variables in the real world and even the "simplest case" may have several restrictions. But, you gotta start somewhere right?). Thanks, Zula DS !

[@gurcharansandhu4945]

Rocket Ridership

[@shireenmufazzal3871]

Teach me too

[@siddharthasarkar9134]

No practical demonstration?!

[@ryblinkaway]

All theory, I was falling asleep!...haaaaaaaaay!! and the drawings are so tiny bit!!....hahahaha...sorry

[@PS2Damon]

I think it's kind of funny how you decided to draw it out lol that is not helpful at all.

[@ryblinkaway]

I was hoping that he would stop drawing... and just go out there! and show it all how he does the parallel park...

[@gvoid]

What drugs is this guy on