Car Parallel Parking Techniques?

[ParkerAnn]

Maintain a lateral distance of approximately 1.5 meters between the car and the parking space. Drive past the target parking space and stop in the middle of the second adjacent space. At this point, position the driver exactly in the middle of this space, turn the steering wheel fully left or right, then slowly reverse.

[ManuelLee]

The technique of lateral sliding is quite common in racing. As a long-time player, I believe the key lies in balancing throttle and steering control. For example, when entering a corner at high speed on dry pavement, lightly pressing the throttle can trigger rear-wheel slippage, then counter-steering to maintain the slip angle. It's best to practice on closed tracks because public roads are too dangerous; equipment like rear-wheel-drive cars is easier to handle, and remember to check tire pressure and brake conditions. Beginners should first seek guidance from a coach to avoid losing control. I started with basic courses and gradually mastered the sense of rhythm, and now I can easily perform continuous drifts, which feels super exciting but requires constant attention to safety boundaries.