OBJECTIVES  We will demonstrate an ability to select and safely execute turnabouts  We will demonstrate an ability to select and safely execute parking.

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OBJECTIVES  We will demonstrate an ability to select and safely execute turnabouts  We will demonstrate an ability to select and safely execute parking procedures  I will be able to demonstrate my understanding different parking and turning procedures.  I will be to demonstrate my understanding of unit 2

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Module 4 – Topic 4 & 5 5. Three point turn 6. It is safer to back out of traffic rather than backing into traffic.

Module 4 – Topic 4 & 5 7. Angled Parking ~You should approach the angle parking space approximately 2-3 feet away ~Your target while angle parking is the center of the parking space. ~Your visual reference point for beginning to steer is when the side mirror appears to align with the first line of the space. ~You should use hand-to-hand/push-pull steering.

Module 4 – Topic 4 & 5 8. Perpendicular Parking ~When perpendicular parking, your target should be the center of the space. ~Your reference point for beginning to steer is when the side view mirror appears to align with the first line of the parking space. ~You should use hand-to-hand/push-pull Steering Feet

Module 4 – Topic 4 & 5 9. Parallel Parking ~ A parallel parking space should be at least 5 feet longer than your vehicle. ~ The starting position for parallel parking is about 3 feet ext to the vehicle parked in front of the space. ~ The reference point for beginning a parallel parking maneuver is to stop when your back bumper is even with the back bumper of the vehicle parked in front of the space. Clip #1: Clip #2:

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