For the sake of safety and comfort in a public area, parking is one type of activity that requires a safety signs. This is due to the many activities of individuals who use cars or other vehicles every day when going to work, or visiting other public places.

The arrangement of parking questions and how to do it turns out to be quite diverse in the first place. There is such a thing as front to kerb parking, but there are also other types or types of parking methods such as reverse parking and so on.

One of the advantages of using parking safety signs is that when an individual or group is in an emergency/disaster, they can easily get out and be safe. Parking signs also help workers or employees to easily get out when you are in a hurry and grouping together in normal circumstances. like when the clock shows time to go home from work.

As common as is the case with other types of safety signs, the installation process of front to kerb parking must also be adjusted with any standards necessary. Please make sure that the front to kerb parking signs are clearly visible for any incoming cars. Also make sure that the signage is in good condition, clean and well lit.

What Driver Should Do When Facing a Front to Kerb Parking Sign

So, What to do when you meet this type of safety sign? What to do next? The answer is that the driver must do front kerb parking in a predetermined area. Front kerb parking can be executed by starting to set a point that will be used as a parking space. Then slowly approach that point. Drivers must be able to place front to kerb parking sign right on the top right side of the car when they are parking.

Only when those point determined or seen by the driver, then the driver allowed to advance driving for about 6 meters ahead by turning the steering wheel to the right approaching the road divider or parking lot divider.

Make sure to activate the signal before starting to approach the front to curb parking sign. look at the rear window to make sure you are safe doing front to curb parking.

Only after these two requirement have been done can the driver approach the front to curb parking sign by turning the steering wheel to the left. After arriving at the sign point, the driver can slowly turn the steering wheel to the right and continue walking about 6 meters ahead.

For a non-expert drivers, or anyone who are still not proficient at doing front kerb parking, they can stop for a moment exactly at the point where the front to curb parking sign is located. The driver can stop briefly before turning slowly to the right.

But if you are an advanced drivers they usually don’t need to stop first when they are right in front of the front to kerb parking sign.

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