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Angle Parking — Backing Out

The bay you parked in decides which way you leave. Scored on some states' road tests, not all.

And notice you never chose this direction. The bay chose it for you the moment you parked.

Step by step

Straight back first

So backing out, come straight back first — along the line the bay already points.

Swing to line up

Then keep reversing and swing the nose round — forty-five degrees and you're lined up with the lane.

More road test maneuvers

Parallel Parking — Step by Step 3-Point Turn Hill Parking Rules Parallel Parking — One Reference Point Parallel Parking on a One-Way Street Backing Into a Parking Space All 18 maneuvers

Frequently asked questions

Angle Parking — is it on every state's road test?

No. Each state's licensing agency sets its own maneuver list. This one is used by some states and not others — check your own agency's page before test day. The road test guide lists the official sources this app checked.

How do I practice this before test day?

Drive the maneuver with your supervising driver, and keep the written rules behind it sharp with the free turns, parking and backing module — no account needed.

The app tracks supervised practice hours against your state's minimum and runs a mock road test you can score. Track road test practice in the app