Chapter 7 Parallel Parking

Parallel Parking

Pick a space that is big enough for your car. Check your mirrors before you stop, and stop right next to the vehicle in front of the spot that you're picking, and leave about 2 feet in front and behind the vehicle so that you and the others can get out
Look behind you both shoulders to make sure that there are no others around, back up the vehicle slowly and turn your wheel completely to the right / left (whichever side that you're backing into). Look at the rear windows when you back up.
When you can see the back bumper of the car in front, then turn the wheel the other way as you continue to back up
Bring your wheels straight and pull forward. At the final position your car wheels must not be more than 1 foot away from the curb

Put in parking brake. And turn your wheels towards the curb.

Back up your car and turn your wheels away from the curb
Turn your head to look over your right shoulder and check through the rear window for people and car
And then use the rear mirror to check for danger
Signal you want to turn
Beware of the traffic, look at your left shoulder rear window and rear mirror again before pulling into traffic

No Parking: Means you can make temporary stops to load or discharge items / people. The driver can exit the car

No standing: Means you can make temporary stop to load or discharge items / people, but the driver cannot exit the car

No stopping: You can only stop to obey traffic signs, signal, or officer

No parking, stopping, or standing for:

No parking or standing for:

You cannot park in disabilities if you don't have the PASS. You cannot park, stop, or stand if you don't have it.

If you have permit to disability sign, you can only park there if the person who has it is in the vehicle.