Park WeldonPractice Log Log a drive Pricing

For learner drivers and the adult in the passenger seat

Practice hours, counted.
Parking, learned.

Log every supervised drive in under a minute once you have parked. Park Weldon adds up the hours, works out the night minutes from sunset in your state, and shows which skills are ready. Free step-by-step lessons take the fear out of parallel parking.

Log a drive Learn to park

Free to start. Practice Pass $1.95 a month or $19.50 a year: free during preview.

Lesson 1, step 5 Rear wheel 18 inches from the curb: swing the front in.

The log

Fifty hours goes faster when you can see it move.

Many states ask a permit holder for a set number of supervised hours, some of them at night. Ohio, for example, asks for 50 hours with 10 at night, counted from half an hour after sunset. Set your own targets; Park Weldon keeps the count for each learner.

  • Start and end time, who rode along (a role, never a name), roads and weather
  • Night minutes estimated from sunset and sunrise at your state's capital
  • A printable hours log to copy onto your state's own form

Example log

hours of 50

6 h 10 mat night, of 10 h
27drives
8 of 12skills ready

How it works

Three stops on the way to a license.

  1. 01

    Drive, park, then log

    After the drive, the adult or the learner adds it: times, roads, weather, and how each skill went: needed help, getting there, or on my own.

  2. 02

    Learn the hard moves

    Parallel parking, leaving a space, hills and no-parking distances, drawn step by step and checked against state driver manuals.

  3. 03

    See what is ready

    The skill road marks a skill ready after two drives in a row rated "on my own", and tells you what to practice next.

Parking lessons, free

Every move, drawn from above.

All lessons
rear wheel about 18 in from the curb The one everybody worries about Parallel parking Getting out is half the job Leaving a parallel space downhillcurb Let the curb hold the car Parking on a hill 20 ft30 ft15 ftcrosswalk, STOP sign, hydrant (not to scale) Distances worth memorizing Where you may not park WhiteGreenYellowRedBlue Paint that means something Curb colors (California)

The skill road

Twelve skills, one road.

From seat-and-mirrors to night driving, in the order most learners meet them. Each drive moves the marker; the next skill to practice is always shown.

See the skill road
  1. 1Seat, mirrors and belt
  2. 2Smooth starts and stops
  3. 3Steering and lane position
  4. 4Left and right turns
  5. 5Backing up straight
  6. 6Parking-lot driving
  7. 7Pulling into a space
  8. 8Parallel parking
  9. 9Parking on a hill
  10. 10Lane changes

Pricing

Free to learn. Practice Pass to keep every hour.

Lessons, the calculator, totals and the skill road are free for everyone. The Pass is for families logging a whole permit period.

Free during preview. Payments are not switched on yet, so every Pass feature is on for everyone and nothing is charged. There is no checkout to press.

Practice Pass

$1.95 a month

or $19.50 a year (two months free)

  • Unlimited drives in the log (free keeps 20)
  • Up to 4 learners in one log (free: 1)
  • The printable hours log, ready to copy onto your state's form
  • CSV export of every drive
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Plain facts

What Park Weldon is not.

  • Not your DMV or BMV. Your state decides how many hours count, what counts as night and which form to sign. The printout is a tidy copy to transcribe, not an official form.
  • Not a driving school. Lessons explain the moves; a licensed adult beside the learner does the teaching.
  • Not for the road. No GPS, no tracking, no speed. Fill it in after you park.
  • No account, no email. Your log opens with a private link. Learners are a first name or nickname.