Common Parallel Parking Methods?
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There are generally 2 common parallel parking methods: 1. Fixed-point reversing method: When using this method, first drive past the parking space to assess whether your vehicle can fit. If confirmed suitable, drive forward until your car is roughly aligned with the front vehicle in the space, maintaining a lateral distance of about 0.5 meters. Adjust to keep proper distance from surrounding vehicles, then stop when your right mirror aligns with the B-pillar of the adjacent car. 2. Mirror reversing method: During reversing, control the vehicle's movement while observing the distance between the right rear wheel and curb through the right mirror. When appropriate, turn the steering wheel fully left to bring the car close to the curb while maintaining enough space to straighten the vehicle. Monitor the entire body through mirrors; when most of the car enters the space, use head-turning or parking sensors to judge distance from the rear vehicle.