How to get out when the distance between the front and rear cars is too small?
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If the distance between the front and rear cars is too small, you can get close to either the front or rear car, then accelerate carefully to create enough space to get out. This method might work for smaller cars. However, if the car is too large or the space is too tight, it can be quite challenging. Therefore, judging the distance between the front and rear cars is crucial after starting to drive. More details are as follows: 1. Right rearview mirror: Use the rearview mirror to estimate the distance of the car behind. If the rear car fills the entire right rearview mirror, the distance between the two cars is approximately three meters. However, if the rear car fills the left rearview mirror, the actual distance is only about one meter. At this distance, it is too close for any overtaking or lane-changing maneuvers. 2. Left rearview mirror: If the rear car fills half of the left rearview mirror, the distance is roughly five meters, while for the right rearview mirror, it is about nine meters. This distance is relatively safer.