LEARN / Parking lab
Dubai · Light vehicle
ROADWISE DRIVE

Parking lab3D

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0.0km/h · model
ReadySedan · right side
YOU
YOUR SPACE
THE NEXT DECISION
1 · Entry2 · Clearance3 · Alignment
Make room for the entry.

Read the space before moving. Watch the rear entry and the opposite front corner.

Nearest gap—
To target angle—
Illustrative model measurements
Rear entryFront swingNext 1.35 m · hypothetical
Drag to orbit · scroll to zoom · right-drag to pan
Straight
Release holds the angle.
W forward S reverse AD steerCheck the space. You control every move.Independent practice · not an RTA test
YOUR PRACTICE SPACE

Change the situation.

Changing these settings restarts at a stopped example. The bay and neighbours stay fixed when you change car.

Snapshots are teaching positions, not routes driven by the new engine. Incompatible car/space combinations are refused, not secretly moved.
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FEWER TRICKS. MORE CONTROL.

Drive, look, adjust.

Move the car

Click or focus the scene for driving shortcuts. On a focused button, Space/Enter activate that button.

W / ↑ forward · S / ↓ reverse.
A / ← left · D / → right.
Space brake · C centre wheels.
R reverse gear · F forward gear · P park.
Esc pause. Release and press a drive control to resume.

On touch, hold Drive with one finger and steer with another. Drag the wheel, use the slider, or hold an arrow. Release holds the steering angle.

Move the camera

Drag to orbit. Right-drag or Shift-drag to pan. Scroll to zoom.
Touch: one finger orbits; two fingers pan and pinch.
1 orbit · 2 overhead · 3 follow.
0 fit the view · − / + zoom.
[ / ] rotate the orbit camera.

Camera gestures never steer the car. Follow is an external camera, not a driver's or mirror view.

What the model can—and cannot—teach

The green path follows the bay-side rear corner; orange follows the opposite front corner. Both use the same finite-steering motion model as your car. They are hypothetical, not permission to move.

Training assists: releasing drive applies the brake; contact stops protect the model; staged hazards stop it immediately. Real cars do not necessarily do any of these. Flat ground, approximate dimensions and mirror envelope; no tyre slip, slopes, real braking-distance model, driver sightlines or RTA scoring. Stationary steering is allowed, not a prescribed driving technique.

All 13 original situations remain, including everyday examples beyond a yard-test syllabus. Settings and progress are stored only in this browser when storage is available. Drive history is temporary and disappears on restart/navigation.

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SAME CAR. SAME POSITION.

What changes next?

Three steering requests. Each predicts up to 1.35 m using the driving engine; a blocked branch stops early. Choosing one sets the wheel request—it does not move the car.

Unwinding and opposite lock can begin similarly: the existing wheel angle takes time to remove. A better final angle can still leave less clearance.
YOUR DRIVE, NOT A CANNED REPLAY

Find the decision point.

Resuming discards the later part of this drive and starts stopped. History holds up to 1,800 samples and stays in memory only.
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