What is the standard size of a parallel parking space in the driving test?

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JosieLee
07/29/25 7:40pm
The standard size is 1.5 times the length of the test vehicle plus one meter, while the width is the basic width of the test vehicle plus 80 centimeters. The width of the driving lane is 1.5 times the vehicle width plus 80 centimeters. When entering the parking area for parallel parking, try to park as close to the right side of the road as possible, but do not cross the yellow right edge line to avoid reversing too far and crossing the line. Below is relevant information about the driving test: 1. Failure: During the test, if a candidate fails one subject, the following subjects will not proceed. Each subject has two attempts, and if both attempts fail, the test is terminated. During the validity period of the learner's permit, the candidate can pay for a retake and attempt the test again after further study. The retake fee varies depending on the region. 2. Retake: After completing the subject one test, candidates must pass subjects two and three within three years. If they fail to do so, the test results become invalid, and they must re-register for the subject one test. Under the new regulations, subjects two and three each have five attempts. If the candidate fails to pass within these five attempts, they must retake the subject one test.
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