How to Determine the Angle for Reversing into the Garage in Subject 2?
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When the car is closer to the upper right corner of the garage and the distance is less than 30 cm, turn the steering wheel back half a turn and wait until the right rear wheel enters the garage beyond the upper right corner, then turn the steering wheel fully to the right. Straighten the wheels when the car is almost aligned. When the car is farther from the upper right corner of the garage and the distance is significantly more than 30 cm, let the car tilt and wait until the left rear wheel enters the garage beyond the upper left corner, then straighten the steering wheel and turn it to the left. Straighten the wheels when the car is almost aligned to enter the garage.
Adjusting the rearview mirrors correctly is crucial! Sit upright and ensure the rear door handles are visible in both mirrors. When reversing, keep a close eye on the position of the parking space corner in the mirror. When the gap between the car body and the corner narrows to about 30 centimeters, that's the golden moment to turn the steering wheel. Remember to turn the wheel quickly. If the car body starts to tilt, immediately adjust by turning the wheel halfway back. If you feel too close to the line, straighten the wheels, reverse a bit, and then readjust. I adjust my mirrors several times during each practice session—finding the most suitable viewing angle is the key to success.
