It turns on a dime. Automotive industry supplier ZF has developed a new steering system that allows cars to drive sideways. At least the front of the cars. The EasyTurn system uses a unique strut ...

Parallel parking looks intimidating for one reason: you are trying to place a large object into a space that feels too small, ...

Back in the 1930s, a Californian inventor was thinking about how cars were getting too big, while parking spaces seemed to be growing smaller. He decided parallel parking could be made easier by ...

Parallel parking is the worst. It is a challenge for both experienced drivers on the road and newbies in Driver’s Ed. But Canadian inventor William Liddiard has come to the rescue with omnidirectional ...

Watching people fail at parallel parking is part of the quintessential roadside cafe experience, especially if it’s in a city. They come, they try, they fail, and somebody else comes along and ...

A study published in Transportation Research found that successful parallel parking under time pressure correlates with lower ...

Omnidirectional wheels are nothing new, but even if it’s been around for ages, people are still wondering if it’s practical to use at all. William Liddiard, a Canadian inventor, recently came up with ...

For some drivers, the ability to parallel park is akin to building a house. They know what they want to achieve and what the final product should look like, but the necessary steps require skills they ...

Backup cams be damned, Hyundai’s individually articulating wheels are the next big tech to make parallel parking easier. Hyundai and its subsidiary Hyundai Mobis say it’s developed an “In-Wheel Drive ...

In the 1950s, an inventor created a parking system that used the spare tire to move the car in and out of tight parking spaces. (YouTube) It's the part of the driver's test that every teenager fears ...

We are sure most of you out there who own a driver's license pretty much know how parking works. Yet, we can't help but be amazed at the gazillion YouTube/whatever videos showing more or less ...