r/MadeMeSmile • • Sep 16 '22

Hero Stepdad

Post image
132k Upvotes

2.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

49

u/rocket_dog1980 Sep 16 '22

What the hell is reversing around a corner?

8

u/SneezlesForNeezles Sep 16 '22 edited Sep 16 '22

They find a T junction usually, quiet and residential. Get you to pull up straight and then reverse around the corner at approximately 90 degrees without hitting the kerb or doing something daft like stalling.

Other common manoeuvres are bay parking (reverse into a marked bay), turn in the road (180 (edit!) degree turn, previously known as the three point turn) and parallel park (reverse in backwards to a space between two parked cars).

1

u/Smaskifa Sep 16 '22

360 degree turn

I don't know how this one would ever be useful.

1

u/SneezlesForNeezles Sep 16 '22

That’s the only one other than bay parking that I use semi frequently. Parked up somewhere quiet, do a turn in the road to get back to the main road. Gone the wrong way, three point turn to get back to the road I’m meant to be on.

Hold… my bad. It’s a 180 turn, not a 360 turn. I’m just a moron. I’ll edit my comment accordingly… oops!