Parking Training
A parking trainer aimed at technique rather than at scoring.

The framing is instructional and the level design follows: each stage isolates one technique — a bay entry, a parallel park, a reverse around a corner — and gives you room to repeat it.
Because nothing is rushed, mistakes are informative rather than punishing, and the difficulty comes from the manoeuvre rather than from the clock.
It is the most patient game in this section, and the most useful if precision is what you want to practise.
Courses are laid out with cones and markings, which makes the intended line clear before you start.
Several vehicles are available once the basic techniques are covered.
Controls
Arrows to drive, space for the handbrake, C for camera.
How to Play
- Read what the stage is asking for.
- Set the car up before starting the manoeuvre.
- Repeat a stage until the technique is repeatable.
- Move on when it feels automatic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Parking Training timed?
No. It is built around repeating a manoeuvre until it becomes reliable rather than beating a clock.