Built for the passenger seat.

Learning to drive takes a lot of supervised hours, and somebody has to keep track of them. Usually that is a parent with a notebook in the glovebox, guessing which minutes counted as night. Park Weldon keeps that count: each drive in under a minute after you park, totals per learner, night minutes worked out from sunset where you live, and a tidy printable log to copy onto your state's own form.

The parking lessons are there because parking is what most learners worry about. Each step is written in our own words from state driver manuals (California, New York and Pennsylvania) and says which manual it comes from.

What it is not

• Not a DMV, BMV or any government agency, and not connected to one. Your state's rules and forms decide what counts.
• Not a driving school, and no substitute for a licensed adult or instructor in the car.
• Not a parking operator or a park. "Park Weldon" is the site's name; Weldon is its owner's first name.
• Not something to use while driving. There is no GPS, no tracking and no speed: you fill it in afterwards.

How it runs

No staff, no moderators and no tracking cookies. Your log opens with a private link instead of an account. Fonts are served from this site only; the one outside script is a banner ad from AdEngine, the small ad network run by WeldonPC, on the public pages (it sets no cookies, and your log never shows one; see Privacy). Prices are on the pricing page.

Sunset and sunrise are calculated for your state's capital, so they can differ by some minutes from where you actually drove; the night figure is an estimate and you can type your own for any drive.