Dealing with meeting oncoming traffic when there are parked cars on narrow roads is one of the trickiest topics to master. With more parked cars than ever before it is getting tougher by the day! This video and multiple choice questions offer simple techniques to judge the width of the road and how to spot and pull into and pull out of passing places correctly and safely without confusing other road users.
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