How to Align with the 1.5-Meter Right Side Line When Reversing?
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Method for aligning with the 1.5-meter right side line when reversing: When the vehicle is already parked 1.5 meters away from the side line, after getting into the car, you can see that the lower right corner of the rearview mirror aligns with the inner edge of the side line. Then, you can use this point to align with the line when entering the reversing area. In the reversing test area, there is a dashed line marking the start of reversing, which can be used to maintain a 1.5-meter distance from the side line. Specific steps are as follows: When the vehicle is already parked 1.5 meters away from the side line, after getting into the car, you can see that the lower right corner of the rearview mirror aligns with the inner edge of the side line. Then, you can use this point to align with the line when entering the reversing area until reaching the stopping line. However, the best method is to have the instructor first park the car 1.5 meters away, then adjust the seat and observe the alignment with the side line in the rearview mirror. In the reversing test area, there is a dashed line marking the start of reversing, which can be used to maintain a 1.5-meter distance from the side line. When the vehicle is 1.5 meters away from the left side line, the driver's eyes and the highest point of the steering wheel should align with the left side of the third segment of the dashed line. The key to this method is to align with the third segment of the dashed line before entering the reversing area and to realign when approaching the stopping line. Generally, maintaining a 1.5-meter distance is ideal. When aligning, try to reduce the speed as much as possible to allow enough space for adjusting the distance between the vehicle and the side line. Once reaching the stopping line, immediately press the clutch and brake to prepare for reversing.
