The test time for reverse parking is 4 minutes, but it is recommended to complete it within 2 minutes to avoid the vehicle speed being judged by the computer as stopping midway. Reverse parking is an assessment point in the driver's test. It involves maneuvering the vehicle to correctly reverse into the garage from both sides, testing the driver's ability to operate the car in a confined space. Special reminders for reverse parking: Do not stick your head out of the car window while reversing into the garage. If the infrared line is touched, it will result in a failing grade; The current field test is very strict about using turn signals. Missing one signal will deduct 10 points, and missing two will result in disqualification; When taking a right-angle turn, be aware that there is a wheelbase difference between the front and rear wheels. When turning the steering wheel, leave space in advance for the rear wheels; Before preparing to enter the garage, you can pause briefly to observe the garage boundary line through the rearview mirror and determine the steering wheel angle for reversing. The car body should maintain a distance of 1.5 to 1.8 meters from the boundary line. When the front of the car crosses the infrared line, start reversing slowly. Align the vertical lining of the right triangular window of the rear door with the upper right corner of the yellow boundary line, turn the steering wheel fully, and you can reverse into the garage.
