Police Car Parking
A parking test in a patrol car where any collision fails the attempt.

The strictness is the feature. Any contact — a kerb, a cone, another vehicle — fails the test and restarts it, which turns a routine parking game into something that demands genuine care.
Because the penalty is total, the correct approach is slow and deliberate: line the car up first, check the mirrors, then move.
Tests get progressively tighter rather than longer, so each one is a short exercise in precision.
The patrol car is larger than the bays assume, which is what makes the later tests demanding.
Camera angles can be switched mid-manoeuvre, and doing so is usually necessary.
Each test is short, so a failed attempt costs very little time.
Controls
Arrows to drive, space for the handbrake, C for camera.
How to Play
- Approach slowly and stop before lining up.
- Use the camera to check both sides.
- Reverse in small movements.
- Finish inside the bay without touching anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a small bump really fail the test?
Yes. Any collision restarts the attempt, which is what makes the game a precision exercise rather than a driving one.