Turning in Limited Space

Turning in a limited space recreates a cramped driving test. A U-turn in a tight street takes several short moves, which is exactly the problem new drivers struggle with. Three courses judge how neatly and how quickly you swing the car around, then settle it into the marked parking area. Speed adds more points, but curb taps and contact with other vehicles subtract them.

How to play?

Pull away from your spot and point the front end across the lane before the rear gets boxed in. Backing up a little, then rolling forward again, opens enough angle for the car to come around without brushing the curb. Parked cars crowd the final lot and leave far less room to line up for the last parking job.