Which sequence describes the technique for angle parking?

Which sequence describes the technique for angle parking?

• A. Turn on the left turn signal, steer left, and back into the space.
• B. Honk to warn others, turn sharply, and straighten.
• C. Turn on the right turn signal, steer sharply right, and center the vehicle in the space.
• D. Drive straight in and rotate wheel at the last moment.

Answer: (C)

Angle parking is about guiding the vehicle into the space with clear signaling and deliberate steering so you fit neatly between the lines. Use the right turn signal to show you’re turning into a space on the right. Then steer sharply to the right to angle the front of the car into the bay. As you enter, straighten the wheel to bring the vehicle into the center of the space, adjusting as needed so you’re evenly parked between the lines. Keep the speed slow and watch for pedestrians or other vehicles as you maneuver. The other approaches aren’t correct because they either use the wrong signal for this space, involve backing into the spot in a way that isn’t intended for angle parking, or rely on a last‑moment wheel turn that wouldn’t reliably center the vehicle in an angled bay.

Angle parking is about guiding the vehicle into the space with clear signaling and deliberate steering so you fit neatly between the lines. Use the right turn signal to show you’re turning into a space on the right. Then steer sharply to the right to angle the front of the car into the bay. As you enter, straighten the wheel to bring the vehicle into the center of the space, adjusting as needed so you’re evenly parked between the lines. Keep the speed slow and watch for pedestrians or other vehicles as you maneuver.

The other approaches aren’t correct because they either use the wrong signal for this space, involve backing into the spot in a way that isn’t intended for angle parking, or rely on a last‑moment wheel turn that wouldn’t reliably center the vehicle in an angled bay.