This article seeks to supply you with safe and proper tips for parking in parking lots. Although this is a fairly safe place to park your vehicle, you might be quite surprised at the number of various hazards and challenges that your parking lots can host.

 

If you’re a relatively new driver, that may be quite a challenge for you indeed and that’s why we’re going to show you what you need to do to when parking in a lot.

 

• Try your best to park far away from the action and try to find a spot closer to the back of the lot, where there aren’t a lot of drivers bustling for a spot. You’ll be much more likely to find more empty parking spaces.

 

• Practice reversing into a tight spot to park. Use your side mirrors and check your blind spots and you’ll get it.

 

• If you’re parking in an empty parking stall, you should make use of the reflection you’re seeing in the store windows to measure how well-center you are or if you have room between you and the vehicles around you.

 

• Take a look at the back of your vehicle before you get into the space, especially if you’re not a parking pro as yet. That way, you’re more likely to average better and to not damage your bumper or damage other people’s vehicles/property.

 

• Try only to back up as far as you need to. Don’t try aligning your vehicle into the direction that they’re going in, but that really isn’t necessary.

 

 

If you are looking for Ottawa parking for your car and monthly parking passes, then give us a call to discuss the various Ottawa parking options and parking lots and parking spaces we have available. We have affordable monthly parking passes all across the city so you can be close to work and avoid parking tickets in Ottawa with the peace of mind knowing that your car is safe while parked in your monthly parking space in Ottawa.