Learner Thinks This Reverse Bay Parking Hack is CHEATING
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- In Phoebe's 10th Driving Lesson she learns about Reverse Bay Parking; if you are learning to drive and will be covering this manoeuvre soon or just want some extra tips then this video is for you
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This is a good method for passing your test in an empty car park but i think the 45 degree method is more sensical for parking between cars in a busy car park which is what happens in real life
I get what you’re saying and there are other techniques such as positioning at less of an angle but, this is what is normally expected on a test.
Tests here are done in busy mall parking lots :(
@@DGNDrivingyeah that’s the discussion I had with my tutor a couple of months ago. they taught me both 90 degree and 45 degree. just to give me more of an understanding of the difference between what your expected to do on a test and to what’s more practical after I’ve passed my test.
as an instructor myself, i hate that so many people teach this way. How do these people reverse onto their drive, into their garage, or if the only bay they can use doesn't have room for 3 lines after? Says it all when there's stickers all over the window and edge of the car. It's not teaching people to park their car. This is why so many people can't parallel park, they were taught a way to get them through their test and that's it
@@TheSGRob once i passed my test i had to take myself to car parks and practice and was thinking why didnt we practice like this in my lessons
Passed my driving test today on first attempt. Didn't hire any driving instructor for any lesson, went with my own car. Though I've been driving for the past 12years before I came to the UK in October 2022. My driving pattern was totally different after I watched so many TH-cam videos. Then I began to adjust and learned so many tricks to pass UK driving test. Today, I want to say a big thank you to all the youtubers doing this great job to help people pass their test. I wouldn't have passed my test if not for this videos. Kudos guys👍
12 years?
Driving instructors could teach all the material in 12 lessons my dear.
@@Worms_Pro She said she had been driving for 12 years before she came to the UK. If it was taking her 12 years to learn i think she wouldve called it quits🤣🤣
Learnt so much from this channel and it really helped me with building my confidence. Thank you, Pin!
I’ve always thought this 45 degree method is the most efficient way (for me personally) you don’t get bogged down with reference points! My instructor showed me two methods for reverse bay parking and I decided this was the best way to do it. Passed my test two weeks ago 😊
In a test you have to go in a different lane and is more risk
@@Brumie-qq4dc Doing it from 90 deg also requires you to go onto the wrong side because the front will swing out over the line. In principle it requires a bit less space, but not by much. Pulling a bit further past and putting at least some angle on (even just 10deg or so) is still better though, and will typically require less space than starting from 90 deg. It doesn't need to be one or the other.
Just passed my own test today, thank you so much for your videos they were a life saver!! Good luck to everyone doing their own tests. I will still continue to watch occasionally because your videos are very entertaining. Keep it up!
gz on passing ya they are very educational and i have been driving for years now and still watch them i enjoy them so much
Personally i think the 45 degree method is better and more transferrable seen as you don't have to rely on stickers for where to go. Thats just what I find thp
Hi everyone!Brilliant job Phoebe!Experienced driver here from Germany(10+years of experience)but I still watched it and learnt from it!Thank you!As a little advice for people just like me, never become overcomfident, always check your blind spots and not only the mirrors!Ialmost had an accident the other day with an old lady on her bike, overtaking from the wrong side while I was parking.Of course she shouldn't do that after the rules here, but it's still not an excuse for anyone to hurt her just because she was a bit confused.Saw it in the last second.Check your blind spots girls and boys!
Thank you so much for sharing your useful information video. I’m glad to say I did my test last Tuesday I’m past. I did Lessons with my husband and your video no Instructor . Thanks again
Absolute legend Pin. You too Phoebe, well done! Personally, i prefer using the 45 degree method for bay parking but 90 is good too. Your a superb driver and your doing really well, please keep it up! Remember, nervous pigeon. Keep those observations up. Great video, thanks so much for all that you do Pin. Its brilliant! 😊
I needed this as I passed my test in a car with cameras and my first car only has sensors
I would remember that I've got 1.5 turns to play with to get it equidistant and parallel.
So if you're too near the inner line, give it half a turn to put the car on a less tight turning circle, then you know when it goes parallel you've got 1 full turn to do get the wheels straight.
If you are too near the outer line, you would wanna just pull forward and then reverse in again.
Thank you so much for your videos.
It really helpful.
I passed my test❤
This gentlemans teaching method is aaashom 🤗 especially very patient and kind.. Thanks buddy 👍 🎉🎉♥️
Well done Phoebe, good driving apart from the amber light, I was a bit sickly at one point! Haha. You're so good Pin.
Reference point i would always use my shoulder or the B pillar. Then you have a starting point in any vehicle. I personally just do off the mirrors and will generally hsve the bsck of the vehicle in the center psst the space i want then aim the vehicle the inside of the corner of the entrance to the space. At this point the vehicle should be at 45 to the line on the inside and is really a case of being slow good clutch control and and adjusting steering to suit. Depending on tightness you might need to pull forward as the angle is too shallow of entry plus things can be tight. Then with the mirrors watch the back wheels.
OMG this brings back horrible memories. My driving instructor had a set of coloured stickers on the windows for reversing around a corner, another set of coloured stickers on the windows for parallel parking, and another set of coloured stickers on the windows for bay parking. It was the most confusing thing I've ever seen. I kept making mistakes because I had to remember what each sticker meant and which colours to look at in any given situation as well as looking out the windows and mirrors. One day, I said to my instructor "look, these stickers aren't working for me. Please can I ignore them and reverse into a space like a normal person?" the instructor said sure, so I just revered straight into a space perfectly. The instructor was speechless. Reversing is easier than driving forward in my opinion, that's why people don't drive forward into a tight space.
Hopefully this month she can take her theory and pass this before her college exam’s begin in May. 😊
Phoebe been Lovely addition to your channel. 💜
Do you have to signal while doing reverse bay?
I learned this exact method and glad I did because sometimes you need to do such a maneuver in tight parking lots. However, I wish I was told that I should drive while looking and steering through the back window. So I twist my body so I can see the back but I can still rotate my head to look at all mirrors.
Even in tight spaces it is typically advantageous to apply some angle before reversing, even just 10deg or so. This makes it easier to judge as well as actually requiring less space opposite. It doesn't need to be 90 or 45.
The best reverse bay parking hack is to just LOOK OUTSIDE THE BACK WINDOW. You don't need to worry about lining up anything with anything.
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13:20 Is it normal that when I do this I can't see the lines in my mirrors and have to lean forwards
please tell me England have bridge test in parking
When is the app coming out
Watching these videos make me dread my lessons 😂
I struggle with bay parking and reverse parking
Was just going to try and glide through a light on amber milliseconds from red 😂😂😂
IRL someone else nips into the space in the meantime 😊
Reverse Parallel parking is going to be the worst, that's a nightmare to master.
I still haven't done it since passing.
It’s not that bad as long as you stick to your reference points
For me it's the bay reverse, especially since in my country you must fit EVERY part of your car inside the lines, not just "oh, the guys next to me have enough door space :)"
You don't do that on the test. Whatever it is
@@Black.Sabbath Who are you saying this to?
I've been driving for a year only doing 1 hourly lessons wasn't very confident so I've only just starting to do manoeuvres now I've done forward bay parking a few times not to bad I just forget either the brake or the clutch so I'm either to fast or to slow
Too slow is good means you have more time to adjust steering where to fast can't always steer quick enough
@@wrightwoodwork I get in the bay good I just sometimes forget what my feet are doing on my lesson doing the bay park wasn't very good with the clutch then the next time was the brake it's just for me to get better at it
@@Sharon-cl6rs it's just practice .
@@wrightwoodwork yeah it is so much to learn I've already passed my theory last August I'm hoping to pass this year I shocked myself passing that first time
@@Sharon-cl6rs I never needed to do all the theory test and hazard perception. Saying that you didn't have things like TH-cam to help you understand things. It was just your instructor and parents knowledge you had to learn from . Most of the tasks is breaking it down into 3 part so the beginning thinking about where you want to start and to be . The middle part where you carry out the main part. Then end when you finish it off . So parking once past you are thinking I want to park you are simply looking see the space as as you are approaching you are checking what's happening around you whilst you stop and setting up how you want to . Middle part entering the space whilst keeping an eye on what's happening. Then the end everything all good or do you need to readjust. Its much easier to break the task down then you don't get confused. Same with roundabouts thinking about your approach to and what's happening on it. Middle part joining and end exiting.
Her foot and the clutch are best friends forever, it seems
I stuggled alot when learning to reverse bay park as i always got my reference point messed up lucky i got parallel park on my test as i did it perfectly and passed if i got reverse bay park it would have been a nightmare i would have to re adjust a few time if i had got it on my test
I had my test in September 2022 and my driving instructor had never taught me reverse bay park. I assumed that maybe it wasn’t done in tests anymore.
But leading up to my test (I’d stopped having professional lessons in July due to waiting so long for my test date post covid, and affordability) I tried learning it in a car park two days before my test with my partner in my own car and we both really struggled. So I watched a few videos, just on the off chance and learned a technique but didn’t get to practice it. I just hoped that I’d get parallel parking as was pretty good at it. However, less than 10 minutes into my test he took me to a car park and asked me to reverse bay park. All I could do was try the way I’d watched in the videos and bam! It worked. I couldn’t believe it. Had I not watched those videos I would have failed, but I passed my test first time aged 48. To say I was happy and relieved was an understatement 😁
@@healfdeane welldone i just use the youtube video to help me do the bay parking i think it be much easier then doing it with my instructor as my instructor only wanted me to do the 3 line method which is ok but i just don't like the method
I’ll be happy for Phoebe when she passes her test but I’ll also be sad when she’s gone 😢😂 conflicted 😐
03:00 this is how i failed my test, i drove through😅
Nice parking 😃👍
Revers parallel is the easyest thing going
6:18 a bit fast in a parking lot innit? Some shopper comes through parked cars and bam you ran them over
No, the camera makes it look like she's going faster than she was. Pin would have pointed it out if she was going faster than was safe.
Donit in a full car park
Reference points are actual cringe, doesn't teach how to park at all. It's so much easier to just look out window towards the back of the car, you can very easily see where it's going
I think it's fine to teach based on parts of the car like the wing mirrors, pillars, and so on. Those are just useful things to help judge positioning with the caveat they might be different on other cars. But putting stickers everywhere other than just to help people get started is taking it too far I think. Not many people are going to put stickers on their car after they have passed.
Use your mirror jusdgr your car and steer. Some people.dont.even know.their.left from their right they should not have a licence
Do you check if mirrors are inside the lines? Thats the hardest part for me
On a test, they check based on where the wheels are - if your bumpers are overhanging or its a big car, they don't mark you for that. I think you can somehow pass with two wheels ON the line, but I really wouldn't go for a test if that's the level you're at
nah
Man. In my country, they do. The cars are all able to fit inside a typical space, so I get judged for front bumpers, rear bumpers, side mirrors, all must be within the confines of a parking space :/
@@BichaelStevens If you're getting ready to do your test, I wish you luck - people talk about a "45 degree method" which is actually just how most people (including myself) reverse park once they're not a learner. If you're in a small hatchback, it really does get easy with practice. The problem in the UK is that people like to buy big SUVs and they barely fit within the lines anymore
@@ElderlyAnteater would u fail for doing the 45° method on the test?
I would love take your learners on a packed carpark with one space!!. Make it real Bin. Come on. Don't teach this way!!
Is it me or are her shoes on the wrong feet 👀
There looks like a dent in your door?
i see it too, Someone obviously curbed the door a little
Yep, that’s a dent caused by a dog that ran into my car.
@@DGNDriving oh no! Was the dog ok?
@@benhurj look at the size of the dent... what kind of dog can cause that damage and be hurt 💀 the dog was probs fine
@@DGNDriving oh no! Was the car ok, besides the dent?
By the time you finished talking about talking about it or not talking about it you might aswell of just talked about it hahaha
Horrific way to learn. No No no.😮
Indian man based In Wolverhampton I wonder if you got the acid attack guy
Get a grip please.. got nothing to do with this video.
Weird comment, didn't know Pin was a bounty hunter in his spare time.
Your videos helped me. That was me. I started well and made a mistake just 1 minute or so into the test at a complex roundabout. The rest well but that one mistake failed me. It was as serious oh. I passed the test 13 days later with 2 minors. Now I am I a full manual UK driver and cruising. Watch me driving here th-cam.com/video/4HMSTXNyGAc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Ldvr5WVyjnjEoyWG