How to accurately judge the reference points for left and right reverse parking?
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Methods for accurately judging reference points during left and right reverse parking are as follows: 1. For right reverse parking, observe the positional relationship between the left rearview mirror and the parking line. First turn the steering wheel half turn to the right and start moving, then turn the steering wheel fully to the right when the left rearview mirror covers the parking line; 2. For left reverse parking, watch the position between the left rearview mirror and parking line, turn the steering wheel fully to the left when there's still some distance between the left rearview mirror and the parking line. Common reverse parking issues include: 1. Steering too early - this will make the car body less than 30cm from the front right corner of the parking space. If it's slightly less than 30cm, you can turn back half turn; if about to hit the corner, return the steering wheel to center position; 2. Steering too late - keep the steering wheel fully turned when entering the space. When the car body becomes parallel with the sideline, still don't return the steering wheel, letting the car enter diagonally to create distance from the left sideline, then return the steering wheel to center position after creating sufficient distance.
