Reversing Safely Into Your Shelters Part Three
The first thing you need to do if you want to make sure you don't crash into your portable garages is to ensure that whenever you are unsure about the course you are taking that you drive forward and 'reset'. In other words don't just say 'it'll be alright' or even 'I'm 90% sure this is fine' – rather make sure that you always pull out and re-manoeuvre until you are completely sure. While it might seem irritating to move, this way you can save yourself a lot more irritation when you damage your car. In this scenario you always want to be safe rather than sorry.
Furthermore if you are nervous when manoeuvring you can always ask a friend to be on standby and to literally 'stand by' the car and gesticulate and shout to you directions to help you avoid hitting anything. This way you can move with much more confidence and they can warn you if you get close to danger.
You can also get various tools for your car which can help you to reverse more safely and to avoid accidents. For instance you can get motion sensors which work by making a beeping noise. Here the beeping will increase in speed as you get closer to the objects behind you and this will allow you to visualise without seeing how much room you have.
