Can You Cross the Line in Parallel Parking?
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No, crossing the line during parallel parking will result in a 10-point deduction. Below is relevant information about parallel parking: Introduction: Parallel parking is a component of the driving test's Subject 2, designed to assess a driver's ability to correctly park a vehicle on the right side of the road. The requirement is for the driver to park the vehicle in the right-side parking space without the wheels touching the lane boundary or parking space boundary. Notes: Adjust both side mirrors—lower the left mirror enough to see the left rear wheel, while the right mirror should just show the car body. Park the car 30cm-50cm away from the yellow line, remember to signal and check the mirrors, and slow down when you can see the wheels making contact with the ground.