How to Check the Front of the Car When Exiting a Parallel Parking Space?

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To gauge the distance between the front of your car and the vehicle in front, you can visually estimate by observing how much of the rear of the front vehicle is obscured by your car's front. Here are some key points about exiting a parallel parking space: 1. Deduction Points: Pressing the left wheel against the line during parallel parking will result in a 10-point deduction. According to the 'Content and Methods of Motor Vehicle Driver Tests,' the following criteria apply to parallel parking: If the vehicle stops outside the line after entering the parking space, it is considered a failure. Stopping midway is also a failure. If the tires touch the lane boundary line while moving, a 10-point deduction is applied. 2. Precautions: Drive forward to an appropriate distance and prepare to reverse. Position your car roughly level with the vehicle in front of the parking space, maintaining a lateral distance of about 1 meter. Adjust the rearview mirror angle downward until you can see the right wheel clearly, preparing for the reversing maneuver.