Thread: Parallel Parking.

"shockzilla" wrote:

What a stupid comment at the end - "Police said the teen won't face criminal charges."

REALLY????????

I wonder if charges would have been pressed if it was a guy driving? :lol:

"Prophet" wrote:

"FedjeViking" wrote:

That teen will probably never drive now. But what was the mother doing outside the car during a driving lesson anyway?

And I'm a woman driver and can parallel park in any spot long enough for my car to fit, first try!

I can also rebuild my engine or any other repairs it needs, and drive a manuel transmission.

I also taught all five of my girls to do the same. :lol:

So I don't want to hear about women drivers, we are not all alike! :evil:

I thought you said you had eight girls :wink:.

Noooo...5 girls, 8 grandchildren. :lol:

It was the moms stupid fault for standing outside of a car while teaching a young driver. I know I wouldn't have done that when I was learning to drive.

"westvirginiavikings" wrote:

It was the moms stupid fault for standing outside of a car while teaching a young driver. I know I wouldn't have done that when I was learning to drive.

EXACTLY!! A licensed driver is suppose to be in the front seat next to the student.

"FedjeViking" wrote:

"westvirginiavikings" wrote:

It was the moms stupid fault for standing outside of a car while teaching a young driver. I know I wouldn't have done that when I was learning to drive.

EXACTLY!! A licensed driver is suppose to be in the front seat next to the student.

So, you're saying it was ok that she was killed because she wasn't bright enough to stay in the car? At a minimum she is a candidate for the Darwin Awards. Poor girl will be traumatized the rest of her life.

My dad stays outside of the car when I parallel park. Not if Im parking between cars, but if he sets up cones or something, he stands outside and watches. It's not like it's that big of a deal to have a non licensed driver move the car 6 feet to the right and 12 feet backwards. I have some trouble parallel parking. I'm perfect in the cones, but I think I get worried and rushed when I'm parking on the streets.

Fortunately for me, you're allowed to fail one portion of the test, but at the DMV road course it's between cones, I go for my test next week :smile:

"Mr Anderson" wrote:

My dad stays outside of the car when I parallel park. Not if Im parking between cars, but if he sets up cones or something, he stands outside and watches. It's not like it's that big of a deal to have a non licensed driver move the car 6 feet to the right and 12 feet backwards. I have some trouble parallel parking. I'm perfect in the cones, but I think I get worried and rushed when I'm parking on the streets.

Fortunately for me, you're allowed to fail one portion of the test, but at the DMV road course it's between cones, I go for my test next week smile

good luck, I hope you pass.

"Mr Anderson" wrote:

My dad stays outside of the car when I parallel park. Not if Im parking between cars, but if he sets up cones or something, he stands outside and watches. It's not like it's that big of a deal to have a non licensed driver move the car 6 feet to the right and 12 feet backwards. I have some trouble parallel parking. I'm perfect in the cones, but I think I get worried and rushed when I'm parking on the streets.

Fortunately for me, you're allowed to fail one portion of the test, but at the DMV road course it's between cones, I go for my test next week :smile:

If you don't pass, make sure to hide the body before you request a retake.

i almost failed my driving test cause i suck so much at parallel parking. luckily i rarely need to.

doesnt parrell suck you can tell others how to do it (like myself) and not be able to do it at all lol