How to Find the Reference Points for Right Reverse Parking?
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Align the left rearview mirror with the right starting line, and match the angle between the right rear window center pillar and the parking space boundary line. Observe the left rearview mirror and the parking space boundary line. When the lower edge of the left rearview mirror aligns with the parking space boundary line, press the clutch and brake to stop, completing the right reverse parking maneuver.
I've been a driving instructor at a driving school for over ten years, and I've trained at least a thousand students. The method for finding the right reverse parking points is actually quite simple: First, drive the car to the starting line and stop straight, then shift into reverse and slowly back up. When the lower edge of the left rearview mirror just touches the yellow dashed line, quickly turn the steering wheel all the way to the right. Keep an eye on the right rearview mirror to ensure the car body and the corner of the parking space maintain a two-finger width distance for safety. If the distance is too close, turn the steering wheel back half a turn to adjust the angle. Once the rear of the car enters the parking space, immediately look at the left rearview mirror, and as soon as the corner of the parking space appears, straighten the steering wheel. Finally, adjust the car body to ensure equal distance on both sides. Remember to keep the speed slow and the steering quick. Practicing about twenty more times will help you get the hang of it.
