How to Determine if the Front of the Car is Not Crossing the Line?

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Determining whether the front of the car is crossing the line relies on reference points on the ground and those on the car itself. Drivers can use the rearview mirror on the driver's side door and the lines on the ground as reference points to judge whether the car is crossing the line. At intersections with traffic lights, there are usually many lines on the ground. When drivers see the red light and begin to slow down, they can quickly glance at the lines on the ground, turn the steering wheel one full turn to the left plus 45 degrees, and then keep the rearview mirror aligned with the solid white line while moving forward. While driving, continue to observe whether the rearview mirror remains aligned with the solid white line. If the direction deviates, make timely corrections: turn the steering wheel to the left if the rearview mirror is outside the white line, and turn it to the right if the rearview mirror is inside the white line.