How to Determine the Position of Left and Right Wheels While Driving

[RonanLee]

Methods for determining the position of left and right wheels while driving are as follows: 1. To determine the position of the left wheel, observe the relationship between the wiper node and the centerline on the ground. When the driver sees the wiper node align with the ground centerline, it indicates that the left tire will pass over that point. Accurately judging the left tire's trajectory can help avoid potholes or rocks on the road. 2. For the right wheel position, when the driver's line of sight intersects the node of the right wiper with the target line, it means the right tire will pass over that line. 3. To assess whether the vehicle can pass through a certain width, first estimate the road width. In narrow sections, reduce speed appropriately. Since the driver sits on the left side of the vehicle, judging the left-side distance is easier than the right, so the vehicle can be slightly biased to the left. When approaching a passing point, observe obstacles on both sides to determine if the wheels can clear them. Unlike judging against lane markings, the width of both side mirrors must also be considered, and some margin for judgment error should be allowed.