How to do reverse bay parking in easy steps - UK driving test

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What a load of tosh. Professional drivers and advanced drivers will tell you to use your mirrors Not look over your shoulder .
It's all about turning point in relation to wheel position.
I am fed up of poor instruction, teach the advanced driving standards from day one, not after poor instructions, and having to change a mind set in a new driver.
I am on the road every day and the driving standards are abysmal.

Good video , For reference point when there are variables like seat position , head position, seat height , can you pls guide via a video wherein one can determine these reference points for any one given set of conditions instead of relying on experience of driver with a car , we need some logical aspects in determining reference points

Please remember where your seat and height postion will change your ref point so will your headpostion . As well remember depends on which vehicle as well size or said car and movement of vehicle ref will change 25 years as adi

Don't understand this method anymore. I've stopped teaching it because it's fairly useless in a real world environment. 45 degree method helps teach people to adapt their steering too.

So it’s ok to open your door in the actual test to check if you’re between the lines?

I can't do the 45 degree method I always muck it up! I can do the 90 degree method perfectly 99% of the time.

45 degree method is so much easier. Will be using this method on the 26th if i will be asked to do it on the driving test 😊

Very good channel but the reverse bay is so hard keep going left right too much the 3rd line is hard

Great video but I still don't understand why this is the main method being teached by instructors.

Since passing I haven't used the 90 degree method and already go to the 45 degree method.

45 degree method just makes more sense to me.