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Reverse bay parking simulator

Check your mirrors, back it in.

The instructor car pulls slightly past the bay, stops, shifts to R, turns right and reverses in while watching both sides in the mirrors. In the driver camera the mirrors show the world live, and you can look over your right shoulder while reversing.

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Real gameplay footage
Reverse bay parking in the underground mall car park, in traffic · Perspective camera · 1.5× speed
tutorial steps
5
you enter the bay in reverse
R
parking sensor range
1.2 m
gear sequence
D · R · P

  1. 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

  2. Step 2: Pull past the bay

    Drive about 2.5 metres away from the bays. Pass the empty bay and stop when your rear bumper is level with the middle of the neighbouring car.

    DWheel straight

  3. Step 3: Shift to R, full right

    Once fully stopped, select R and turn the wheel fully right. Watch the bay line in your right mirror; stop when you are parallel to the cars beside you.

    RFull right

  4. Step 4: Straighten and back in

    Straighten the wheel and reverse straight back. Brake when your front bumper is level with the neighbouring car’s front bumper.

    RWheel straightBrake

  5. Step 5: Stop, shift to P

    Keep the brake pressed. Once the car is fully stopped, select P. You are parked.

    BrakeP

Watch the video

See the manoeuvre in the game.

Recorded in the game and explained step by step. The video plays from YouTube.

How to Reverse Park in 5 Simple Steps

Key moments

Three moments decide a reverse bay park.

  1. 01

    The pull-past distance

    Drive slightly past the bay and stop. That distance creates the room the back of the car needs to swing into the space.

  2. 02

    Stop fully, then R

    Change gear only once the car has stopped. In the game too, a gear change that reverses direction waits for you to stop.

  3. 03

    The parallel moment

    When the car is parallel to the lines, centre the wheel and reverse slowly. Brake inside the bay.

Common mistakes

The game tells you where it went wrong.

Not pulling far enough past

Stop too early and the rear corner cannot swing into the bay; it heads for the neighbouring car.

How you spot it in the gameThe parking sensor shows which side the obstacle is on and beeps faster as it gets closer.

Not watching the mirrors

Reversing without checking both sides is the most common way to clip the cars beside you.

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

Centring the wheel too late

Leave the wheel on right lock after you are parallel and the car goes in at an angle.

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

Driving in nose-first

The reverse parking task requires you to enter the bay tail-first.

How you spot it in the gameDrive in forwards and the task does not complete; pull past and try again in R.

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
  • You entered the bay in reverse, tail-first

Practice plan

Four steps from easy to traffic.

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

  1. 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. 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. 3

    Tighten the bay

    On Medium and Hard the bay gets tighter. Stay on a level until you can park without contact.

  4. 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

Reverse bay parking questions

No. The Turkish test’s reverse parking means reversing between cones and parking parallel to the kerb, which matches Parallel parking in the game. This page covers backing into a bay. See the Turkish driving test guide for the test rules.

The back of the car needs room to swing into the space. Pulling slightly past and stopping creates that turning room for the reverse.

Switch to the driver camera. The rear-view and side mirrors show the world live; you can look left and right, and turn over your right shoulder while reversing. The mirror view aid in Settings highlights what each mirror really sees in yellow.

It detects obstacles up to 1.2 m away and shows which side they are on in a diagram around the car. The beeps get faster as you get closer and become a continuous tone under 35 cm. In the underground car park it picks up columns and walls too. It goes quiet in P.

No. The reverse parking task requires you to enter the bay in reverse.

Related guides

Other manoeuvres

Between two cars

Parallel parking

Line up with the car ahead, reverse in at the right angle and centre between the two cars.

Nose in

Forward bay parking

Approach the bay, make room to turn, straighten up and settle in.

Angled bay · 60°

Angled parking

Use the line end as your reference and turn in with one sweep, or pull past and reverse in.

From the bay to the lane

Pulling out of a space

Leave nose first, in reverse or from a tight parallel space without touching your neighbours.

Watch the reverse park. Then do it.

Nothing to install, no sign-up. Pick Geri park in the menu and start the tutorial.

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