How to Correct the Direction When Steering Too Late in Reverse Parking?
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When reversing into a parking spot, the mnemonic for correcting steering that is too early or too late is: if you steer too early, the right side will be narrow, so turn the wheel back to the left; if you steer too late, the left side will be narrow, keep the wheel turned fully to the right. Additionally, it's important to control the speed using the clutch—only when the speed is sufficiently low will you have enough time to make corrections. When looking at the rearview mirrors, you don't necessarily need to sit up straight; slightly leaning your head forward can help ensure you accurately observe the position of the car body relative to the corner of the parking space. The methods for correcting steering that is too early or too late in reverse parking are as follows: 1. Steering too early: If the distance between the car body and the right front corner of the parking space is less than 30 cm, you can turn the wheel back by half a turn if it's slightly less than 30 cm. If you're about to hit the corner, then straighten the wheel. 2. Observing through the left and right rearview mirrors: Observe the position of the car body relative to the side lines through the left and right rearview mirrors, and straighten the wheel when the car body is almost parallel to the lines.
