In the case of the Range Rover, I suspect one problem is that most people can't reverse into spaces, so she probably drove in forwards. You can enjoy hours of free entertainment in any car park and on any street watching drivers attempting to reverse. It's almost tragic in its scale, but the obvious question is why don't they ever practice?
I suspect that's one of the major issues around driving; people pass their test - some rather a long time ago - and then never, ever practice any manoeuvres for the remainder of their life. Good driving takes experience, practice and concentration. Every drive is a test, in a sense, but too many drivers don't view it like that. We;ve given up counting the numbers we see texting, turning to speak to a passenger, using their hands during a conversation to make a point, drinking, eating and lighting a cigarette - all while driving at high speeds, in some cases.
On another forum an otherwise very bright individual has started a topic asking who has priority at roundabouts. He's been driving since he was 17, and he's 55, now, so I was rather taken aback. Dealing with the question, however, did throw up some interesting points about roundabouts in general and mini roundabouts in particular. It's not helped by the Road Markings Manual - a massive, 150 page pdf which details exactly how and what types of give way lines ar used at roundabouts.