How to Determine if the Car is in the Middle of the Road?

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Determining if the car is in the middle of the road can be done using the following methods: 1. Using the driver's own body as a reference: The position of the left leg corresponds to the trajectory of the left front wheel, while the position aligned with the right leg is the centerline of the car body. Therefore, ensuring that the right leg frequently aligns with the centerline of the road while driving will keep the car centered on the road. 2. Using the lower edge of the car's front window as a reference: (1) The trajectory of the left wheel aligns with a point 10-15 cm inward from the left lower edge of the front window. (2) The trajectory of the right wheel aligns with the center position of the front window. Additional Tips: Drive the car onto the road and use the left edge, center, and right edge of the road as references. Park the car at each of these positions and note where the left edge, center, and right edge of the road fall on the lower edge of the front window. Memorize these positions. Due to differences in car models and driver heights, the exact positions may vary.