Kurt Ernst November 27, 2012 Comment Now! For many drivers, parallel parking a car is the hardest part of passing a driver’s licensing exam. Even licensed drivers often struggle with mastering the art ...

Let's be frank here - parking is the least enjoyable element of driving. That's why people want parking sensors and parking cameras. But a British man going by the name of Alastair Moffatt loves ...

When the city of Venice tests reverse angled parking along a stretch of Venice Avenue, it will confront residents and visitors with a change that gets rave reviews in some cities and a loud raspberry ...

How long does it normally take you to parallel park? A few minutes while you ease backward and forward several times, bumping your expensive wheels against the curb in the process? Allow British stunt ...

Robert has been an auto enthusiast his entire life. He started working on cars at a young age, learning the basics from his father in the home garage on the weekends. Over the years, he learned as ...

Parallel parking can be a challenge in normal driving circumstances, but when you're attempting to do it with only centimeters to spare and in reverse, that's another level of difficulty. In ...

The Austin Driving School still doesn’t routinely teach people how to back into a reverse-angle parking space, and the Texas Department of Public Safety doesn’t yet test new drivers on the maneuver.

The new Guinness World Record for Tightest Reverse Parallel Parking was set by Alastair Moffatt, in a classic Mini Cooper. Leaving a combined distance of 34 cm between his car and the vehicles in ...

On Guinness World Records Day, a man pulled off a seemingly impossible feat to break a hotly contested record. Alastair Moffatt of Great Britain broke the world record for the tightest parallel ...

The previous world record for reverse parallel parking has been shattered. Before this week, the record stood at a combined 35 centimeters between the car and the vehicles front and behind, a yawning ...

Parking is not always an easy task. Sometimes spots are too tight, too small or positioned strangel — not to mention the potential obstacles hindering your perfect parking, like other vehicles, trees, ...