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How to Avoid Scraping the Left and Right Front of the Car When Reversing Out of the Garage?

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PhoebeLynn
09/08/25 7:22am
When preparing to drive out of the garage, it is essential to control the speed of the vehicle and maintain a slow driving pace. After the car starts, turn the steering wheel slightly to the left to bring the car as close as possible to the left-side vehicle. Maintain a distance of 30 centimeters, then straighten the wheel and proceed slowly. At this point, pay attention to the left front of the car to avoid scraping the vehicle on the left. When the rear wheels of the car approach the garage boundary line, turn the steering wheel fully to the right to exit the garage. This helps prevent the right rear of the vehicle from scraping against the left front corner of the vehicle on the right.
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