What is the rule regarding self-parking vehicles during the road test?

During the road test, the requirement is for applicants to deactivate the self-parking feature of their vehicle. This is essential because the purpose of the road test is to evaluate the applicant's ability to operate the vehicle independently and demonstrate their driving skills. Allowing the self-parking feature to operate could compromise this assessment, as it takes control away from the driver and does not reflect their ability to perform necessary driving maneuvers.

Although self-parking vehicles have advanced safety features, using them during a driving test does not accurately represent the applicant's understanding of steering, braking, and parking techniques. By requiring the deactivation of the self-parking function, the test ensures that the driver is fully engaged and capable of handling the vehicle effectively in various driving situations.