by Sky Driving School | Mar 5, 2026 | Parking tips and rules
Hill Parking · Uphill and Downhill How to Position Your Wheels When parked on a hill, turning the wheels in the correct direction prevents the vehicle from rolling into traffic. The direction depends on whether the vehicle is facing uphill or downhill, and also...
by Sky Driving School | Mar 17, 2024 | Parking tips and rules
Two point turn how to do ? What is Two Point Turn? Two-Point Turn: When the road is too narrow to turn around, drivers can use a two-point turn to change direction. This usually works best on quiet streets in the suburbs, where driveways can help facilitate the...
by Sky Driving School | Feb 5, 2024 | Parking tips and rules, Uncategorized
Video Transcript - 360° Vision Check Step 1 - What is a 360° Vision Check (0:01): "A 360° vision check is a crucial safety step to make sure the area around your car is clear before you move, whether you're backing up, pulling out, or just starting to drive." Step 2 -...
by Sky Driving School | Dec 14, 2023 | Driving Lessons, Parking tips and rules, Road Signs
Video Transcript - How to Do 3 Point Turn Step 1 - How to Do Three Point Turn (0:00): "Pull over to the right side of the road before pulling over check mirrors use the right signal and perform a right shoulder check slow down pull over and stop." Step 2 - 3 Point...
by Sky Driving School | Jan 1, 2022 | Driving Lessons, Parking tips and rules, Road Signs
Top 12 Reasons to Get a Driver's LicenceYour driver’s license is among the essential items in your wallet! For most people, obtaining a driver’s license is a significant step toward adulthood. You can go wherever and whenever you want with a driver’s...
by Sky Driving School | May 27, 2021 | Driving Lessons, Parking tips and rules, Road Signs
Parking tips and rules Park where it’s safe and legal. Signs, curb markings and common sense will tell you if you are allowed to park. You should park where you are not blocking traffic and where others can clearly see you. If you park where you shouldn’t, you could...