Forward bay parking simulator

Nose in, stop in the middle.

The instructor car finds the turning point with its right mirror, turns on full right, straightens the wheels once the front corner is in, turns right again until parallel to the lines and stops in the middle. Try the same move in the same bay straight away.

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Real gameplay footage

Forward bay parking in an open car park, in traffic · Chase camera · 1.5× speed

tutorial steps: 7
wheel position for the turn: Full right
settings: practice lot and traffic: 2
gear sequence: D · P

Step 1: Right signal first
Show your intention before you move. Check your mirrors and surroundings, and go when the way is clear.
Right signal
Step 2: Find the turning point with your right mirror
Approach well away from the bays. Stop when your right mirror lines up with the edge of the neighbouring car at the entrance; keep room for the turn.
DWheel straight
Step 3: Full right, watch the front corner
Check your mirrors, turn the wheel fully right and swing in slowly. Stop once your front corner is inside the bay.
DFull right
Step 4: Straighten the wheels
The front corner is in. Straighten the wheel and creep forward a little; the back of the car comes towards the entrance.
DWheel straight
Step 5: Full right again
Turn right again. Stop once the car is parallel to the bay lines.
DFull right
Step 6: Straighten and settle
Straighten the wheels and drive slowly in. Brake when your front bumper is level with the neighbouring car’s front bumper.
DWheel straightBrake
Step 7: Stop, shift to P
Keep the brake pressed. Once the car is fully stopped, select P. You are parked.
BrakeP

Key moments

Three moments decide a forward bay park.

01
The turning point
Drive well away from the bays and stop when your right mirror lines up with the edge of the neighbouring car at the entrance. Turn early and your front corner closes in on the neighbour.
02
Front corner in
Stay on full right and in a tight spot you close in on the car beside you. Once the front corner is in the bay, straighten the wheels and bring the back towards the entrance.
03
Getting parallel
Turn right again and straighten once you are in line with the side lines. On Hard, when the aisle is tight, the tutorial makes room with a short reverse move.

Common mistakes

The game tells you where it went wrong.

Turning in too tight

There is no room to turn and the side of the car closes in on the neighbour.

How you spot it in the gameThe parking sensor shows which side the obstacle is on as it warns you.

Straightening too late

Drive in before you are parallel with the lines and you stay at an angle.

How you spot it in the gameIf the car is not aligned the park does not complete.

Not stopping in the middle

Go too deep and you stick out the front; stop early and you stick out the back.

How you spot it in the gameDistance to target is on screen while you drive.

Clipping neighbouring cars

As the bay tightens on Hard, small angle errors turn into contact.

How you spot it in the gameOn contact the corner that hit glows red; your contact count lowers your score.

When it counts

Success criteria

The car is fully inside the dashed bay
The car is aligned with the lines, not at an angle
You have stopped completely and are holding the brake, or shifted to P

Practice plan

Four steps from easy to traffic.

Your best time is saved separately for every level, so your records show your progress.

1
Watch the tutorial first
Watch it in the practice lot on Easy. If you get lost, pause, step back or replay it at 2×.
2
Try it in the same spot
Hit “Ben deneyeyim” (let me try). Same bay, same start. The bird’s-eye camera shows your alignment most clearly.
3
Tighten the bay
On Medium and Hard the bay gets tighter. Stay on a level until you can park without contact.
4
Add traffic, go underground
Traffic mode brings two-way traffic. Then try it between the columns of the underground mall car park and chase your own best time with the timer.

FAQ

Forward bay parking questions

In forward bay parking you drive into the space nose-first in D. In reverse bay parking you pull slightly past the space and back in, tail-first, in R.

The bird’s-eye camera shows alignment most clearly. For a realistic feel switch to the driver camera, where the mirrors show the world live. You can change cameras any time while you drive.

Traffic mode runs two-way traffic; cars slow down or stop behind the car in front. Check around you before you start the turn.

From Easy to Hard the bay gets tighter. In traffic mode the number of cars and traffic speed go up too.