Manoeuvres
Driving Manoeuvres
As part of your driving test, you will be required to complete a manoeuvre exercise. There are a total of four manoeuvres, each designed to assess your ability to make effective all-round observations, maintain precise control, and demonstrate accuracy. Mastering these exercises will ensure you are well-prepared and confident in your driving abilities.
Forward Bay Parking
During your driving test, the examiner will take you to a car park and ask you to drive forward into a parking space of your choice, either to the left or right. It's important to remember that if you find your vehicle is not within the lines, you should correct it, always using effective observations and maintaining control. Once you have successfully completed the manoeuvre, you will be required to reverse out, again utilising effective observations and precise control.
Forward Bay Parking to the Reft
Forward Bay Parking to the Right
Reverse Bay Parking
During your driving test, the examiner may ask you to reverse into a car parking bay. You have the option to choose any bay to the left or right. Throughout this manoeuvre, you will be expected to demonstrate complete control of the vehicle and maintain effective observations of your surroundings. If you find that your vehicle is not correctly positioned within the bay, be sure to make the necessary adjustments while continuing to observe and control the situation effectively.
Reverse Bay Parking (5 Line Method)
Reverse Bay Parking Like A Pro
Parallel Parking
Say goodbye to the dreaded parallel park maneuver! With our ready reference points, you'll effortlessly glide into the correct position every time. During your driving test, the examiner will select a single vehicle for you to use. You will need to pull up alongside this vehicle and then reverse park into the space behind it, completing the manoeuvre within two car lengths, including the length of your own vehicle. Demonstrating control and precision, you'll conquer the parallel park with confidence.