Melbourne car parks that will make you want to pull out your hair

From tight turns to impossible exits, there’s almost nothing worse than being stuck in a terribly designed car park. And these are some of the worst.

Whether you are looking to improve your patience or your reverse parking skills, look no further than Melbourne’s worst carparks as suggested by you.

These suggestions came after last month a car park in Officer went viral last month for having no exit.

The Burwood One carpark boasts so many tight turns even the most experienced drivers can cause complete traffic chaos.

The sharp left turn out the front of the First Choice Liquor is not for the faint hearted.

Despite the two lane markings, car mirrors everywhere would be much safer if everyone drove single file.

There are several tight turns in the Burwood One carpark. Picture: Google Earth

Another notable mention is the car park in between the Baby Bunting and the Good Guys in Thomastown.

Motorists must pay careful attention not to get stuck in an endless loop of turns, and a good pinch of luck is need for anyone trying to make a swift exit.

Motorists have to complete several turns to exit this car park. Picture: Google Maps

For drivers looking to upskill in the parking department, the Boronia Junction carpark is the place to be.

It has carparks at the oddest imaginable angles and to make parking more difficult, a heavy stream of speed bumps.

The best time for a stressful parking manoeuvre is right after school pick-up.

There are car parks at strange angles in the Boronia Junction car park. Picture: Google Earth.

If your perfect weekend day is spent trying to leave a Costco carpark, the best location is the Docklands Costco.

With only one entry and exit point, traffic is almost constantly banked up on the weekends.