After buying a car, the biggest problem is how to park it. Because if there is even a slight dent on the new car, it hurts just like it hurts when a heart breaks. So today we are going to tell you some tricks with the help of which you can avoid all the damages to your car.
Keep these things in mind while parking the car
If you If you are parking the car for a long time, then keep in mind that your car should not be in the middle of many vehicles but should be parked somewhere on the side. So that it does not get dented at the time of passing of other vehicles. Along with this, you should park the car at such a place from where it does not become an obstacle in anyone’s way. Before parking the car, you should also carefully check the gap between its front and rear. This is very important, because if there is more gap then someone will put his bike there and if there is less gap then you may have difficulty in taking out the car. While parking the car for a long time, never forget to cover it with a cover and if possible, put bricks behind the wheels.
Find out the parking space from the length of the vehicle
The easiest way to mark a place to park is to make the parking space approximately 4 feet longer than the length of your vehicle. Always keep the indicator on while parking the vehicle. Turn off the indicator when the vehicle is completely parked. On the other hand, if you park the car in parallel parking, that is, where the vehicles are parked in front of each other, then you can follow this rule.
While parking the car, stop your car in this way That the rear wheel of your car matches with the rear bumper of the front car. You should note that if the parking spot is on your left, then turn the steering wheel to the left as well. Now, while looking at your left side mirror, slowly back the vehicle in such a way that the entire car behind you is visible on the left-wing mirror. As soon as your car is in this position, you can stop and park the car.
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