Phase 1
Getting to the give-way line
Once you have mastered the pull push you will then learn how stop behind a give-way line with the using the bottom of your wing mirror and using the edge of the bay as the white line. This is the best visual reference point to know you have stop behind the white give-way/stop lines.
So as you can see in the above picture if you run the bottom of the wing mirror on the white line it puts your vehicles bumper roughly a foot from the parking bay, use this method to stop behind a give-way or stop line.
Phase 2
Reference points
As discussed on a previous lessons you can use references in your front window by using the bottom of front windscreen (using the centre bottom of the windscreen).
Using the below picture, use the bay directly in front of you and look to where the white bay lines are in the bottom of your front windscreen.
Front two wheels
With this in mind just inside off the red and white arrows will be your two front tyres, Try this it really works.
Knowing where the Nearside (passenger) front and Offside (drivers) front wheels are in relation to where you are sat in the drivers seat will help your parking up on the left hand side of the road without hitting the kerb or or parking really wide.
I've found (roughly) 6 inches right of the centre of the dash board will give you a good ides of where your front will be (example the red arrow in the picture below).
Phase 4
Practice U turns
Phase 5 (if not already of been briefed)
Using the M.S.M routine
Now you will briefed on the use of M.S.M routine and then you will incorporate the pull/push method of steering to the left and right using the Mirror, Signal and Manoeuvre routine in the carpark.
You will also be given references on turning left & right.
Hand signals
Phase 6
Once you understood the pull/push method of steering and can stop in a bay without going over the bay line. You will then cover turning left, right and emerging in the car park.
Manoeuvre
Discus why you need to have a good road positioning with your vehicle as it is vital when on a public road then you could be asked a few questions on adequate clearance.