A parking lesson turned into a swimming lesson after a rookie driver wound up in a Maryland community pool.

Officials found a car inside the pool at North Creek Community Center over the weekend after a “driver error during a parking practice session,” Maryland’s Montgomery County Fire and Rescue service said.

Both the driver and passenger were able to climb out of the vehicle unharmed.

Authorities said the occupants of the car were a man and woman in their 50s and 60s, but it’s not clear who was behind the wheel before the swimming pool plunge. 

The pool was closed for the season at the time of the incident. 

RELATED STORIES

Inside the Wild Stunt Driving Trend That Is Taking America's Streets by Storm

Man Risks His Life to Save 94-Year-Old Motorist Driving Wrong Way on Texas Highway

Texas Man Back Behind Bars After Allegedly Shooting a Woman While Driving for a Second Time: Reports