Can a 1.8-meter-wide car pass through a 2.2-meter-wide door?

[JadeFitz]

It's a bit risky, considering the width of the side mirrors. If the widest part of the car body is only 1.8 meters, then with good driving skills, it's entirely possible. This is similar to parking in a parking space. When there are cars on both sides, skilled drivers can park between them without scratching the cars. Below is an introduction to parking space widths: 1. Parallel parking space: Standard length is 6 meters, width is 2.5 meters. 2. Angled parking space: Diagonal length reaches 6 meters, width is 2.8 meters, with a vertical distance between the two diagonal lines maintained at 2.5 meters. 3. Perpendicular parking space: Length is greater than or equal to 5 meters, usually set at 6 meters, width is 2.5 meters. 4. Small car parking space: Length is greater than or equal to 5 meters, width is 2.2-2.5 meters. 5. Large vehicle parking space: Length is 7-10 meters, width is 4 meters.