Are you a good at parking?

[Roy Bloom]

To answer in your stile:

can you define abilities?
What do you consider normal?
Does normal exist?
How can you define logical discussions?
Are they logical to you? To few? To many? Or 50/50?



Nutter!

You've just demonstrated that a logical discussion is beyond your capabilites.

 

[johnny2007]

You've just demonstrated that a logical discussion is beyond your capabilites.

Of course you have, son.
You're talented, you can be whatever you want to be...

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I drive a Hyundai i30, and it's at least 18" overcautious. If there's a way to adjust it, I haven't found it yet.

That's ridiculous, my Golf is about 4" at the final beep/screen indicator.

 

[Winglet]

I'd much rather park slightly further away than faff around trying to get into a space between other cars.
Plus then I'm less likely to get someone banging their car door in to mine.

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Sometimes you don't get a choice though.

 

[Brigadier]

I drive a Hyundai i30, and it's at least 18" overcautious.

That's not parked; it's abandoned.

 

[Johntheo5]

Here's how it was done in 1956 although I'm not admitting I learned it quite that long ago.

 

[noseall]

How would you judge your own parking skills?

Top draw. I grew up in a terraced street with vehicles parked both sides. No dramas. I can get the Vivaro into summat with about 1/2 a metre front and back. The old transits had the best turning circle though and were so easy to park into tight spaces.

 

[securespark]

Drive a large van and you will quickly learn to reverse and park. Once you've mastered that cars are quite simple

I always used to say that every single learner should learn to drive and take their test in a jumbo Transit. Then anything smaller is a PoP.