When parallel parking on the right between two vehicles, when should you turn your wheels sharply to the left?

The best moment to turn your wheels sharply to the left while parallel parking is when your front bumper is even with the rear bumper of the vehicle in front of your desired parking space. At this point, you have maneuvered your vehicle sufficiently into the space and need to begin angling your car within that space. By turning the wheels sharply to the left at this stage, you effectively guide the rear of your car into the parking space while ensuring your front doesn't hit the vehicle in front. This technique allows for a smoother entry into the parking spot, enabling you to align your vehicle correctly for parking.

Other choices do not represent the critical moment for turning the wheels. Turning the wheels when your vehicle is already in the parking space isn’t necessary, as you would be adjusting your position within the space rather than entering it. Turning when you can see the other driver does not ensure accurate spacing and can lead to misjudgment of your vehicle’s position. Lastly, turning the wheels when you are about to exit the vehicle is irrelevant to the parking maneuver itself and does not impact the parallel parking process.