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It can be tricky, especially if it's dark out and you have to go squeeze in between two other vehicles.

Sometimes you might need a few attempts, or -- if things go really wrong -- it could result in a bump.

Ending up on top of another vehicle is less common, though.

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This picture was taken in Cornwall, UK, on Saturday night. It apparently captures the moment after a student somehow reversed onto the car behind her while attempting to park.

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"She pressed what she thought was the brake but turned out to be the accelerator," Mark Hemsworth, the neighbour who took the photos, told The Sun.

"The next thing she knew she was on top of her neighbour's car."

Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed to the BBCthat they'd been "informed a Mercedes had reversed into a stationary Saab, resulting in it ending up on top of the car".

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The car was eventually removed after police attended the scene, and nobody was hurt.

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Definitely a candidate for the most impressive parking fail of all time.

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