Parking Practice

You get 30 free minutes of practice a month (up to 5 minutes daily) on three drills with no sign-up required. If you want all six drills, unlimited practice time, and progress tracking, paid subscription plans are available.

Yes, the simulator supports touchscreen controls in addition to keyboard and gamepad input, so phones and tablets work fine. A larger screen makes the overhead view easier to read, but it is not required.

The simulator targets the reference points, steering timing, and vehicle positioning that examiners look for, so you arrive at your lesson already knowing the sequence. However, it cannot teach clutch control or real observation habits, so treat it as preparation, not a substitute for lessons.

Reference points are fixed visual cues like bumper alignments and curb position in your mirror that tell you when to turn instead of making you estimate distance. While the type of cue is the same in any car, the exact reference point shifts slightly with seat height and car size, which is why the drill teaches you to find yours.

Yes. Select 'Drive on the left' on the start screen and the entire scene mirrors: you sit on the right, reverse into bays and kerbside spaces on your left, and every coaching prompt swaps sides to match. Dedicated UK and Australia pages default to left-hand driving.