How to Determine if the Car Body is Straight During Driving Practice?

[EvangelineAnn]

If driving on a highway, the simplest way to determine if the car body is straight is by using the central divider line or the edge line of the road. While driving, when the markings in both side mirrors are parallel to the car body, the car is not tilted; otherwise, minor adjustments are needed. For parking, when there are no other cars nearby, check through the rearview mirror whether the rear of the car is parallel to the road edge or the parking line. If there are cars nearby, observe through the rearview mirror whether the distance to the adjacent car is equal at both ends. Below are some tips for adjusting direction: 1. Learn to use the rearview mirrors and correct with the steering wheel: For example, during the reverse parking in the driving test, if the car body is not straight after entering the parking space, one side will appear wider than the other. At this point, observe through the rearview mirrors. 2. Follow the principle of 'steer towards the wider side' for adjustments: If moving forward and the car body leans to one side, turn the steering wheel in the opposite direction, and remember to return the wheel by the same amount.