How to Get Out When Cars Are Parked Too Close Side by Side?

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JulietLynn
07/28/25 9:56pm
First, turn the steering wheel all the way outward, shift into drive gear, and slowly move the car forward. If you visually estimate that the car might be too close to the vehicle in front, immediately brake, turn the steering wheel all the way inward, shift into reverse gear, and slowly back the car up. Use the reversing radar to gauge the distance from the vehicle behind. Try to get as close as possible to the rear car to leave enough space for the front to turn. Brake immediately when reaching the minimum distance. If you find that you still can't exit the parking space, repeat the above steps. After a few attempts, the car will be able to leave the spot.
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SanSebastian
08/12/25 2:30am
If your car is parked too close and you can't get out, I suggest staying calm and not panicking. Repeatedly moving back and forth can help you slowly maneuver out—drive forward a bit, then reverse a bit, and repeat this process. Small steering wheel adjustments are key; turn it slightly each time so the car can squeeze out of the tight spot. I often do this, especially in crowded parking lots in big cities. When reversing, check your mirrors or rearview camera frequently to gauge the distance. Parking properly is a good habit: next time, leave at least a foot of space on both sides to prevent similar troubles. Remember, don't force your way out or stomp on the gas, as that could scratch a neighboring car, leading to costly and stressful repairs. Be patient—it should only take a few minutes.
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