How Do Beginner Drivers Judge the Distance Between Cars?

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StDaisy
07/29/25 10:31am
Methods for beginner drivers to judge the distance between cars include: 1. Judging the left-side distance: You can use fixed reference points on the car to determine the distance. When the midpoint of the left rearview mirror aligns with the left boundary line, the distance between the car and the boundary line is 1.5 meters; 2. Judging the right-side distance: When the white line is at the halfway point of the right side of the engine hood, the distance between the car and the right boundary line is 30 centimeters. When the white line is at one-third of the right side of the engine hood, the distance is 60 centimeters; 3. Judging the position of the right front corner: When the car is 20 centimeters away from an obstacle, the lowest visible point of the obstacle is at 80 centimeters.
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