How to Judge the Distance Around the Car While Driving?
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Judging the distance around the car while driving: Determine based on the position of the left wheel; use the side mirrors; check the distance between the vehicle and the roadside through the rearview mirror; the front and rear distances can also be judged with the bumper as the central point. The specific methods for judging the distance around the car while driving are as follows: 1. Determine based on the position of the left wheel: When the line of sight aligns the protruding node of the wiper with an object on the ground, the left wheel will run over that object while moving. 2. Use the side mirrors: Observe the distance between the vehicle and the lane dividers to adjust the vehicle's position. You can also use markers on the dashboard or hood to check the left and right distances. When observing the left lane divider, you can generally drive along the left lane divider with the edge of the left headlight, keeping the vehicle centered in the lane. Alternatively, you can use the right side of the dashboard, slightly to the right of the center point, to align with the lane divider and keep the vehicle centered. 3. Check the distance between the vehicle and the roadside through the rearview mirror: This helps avoid running over the curb or getting too close and scratching the wheel hub. Inside the car, you can also observe the distance between the vehicle and the curb by using a target point about 10 cm to the right of the dashboard's center point. When this point overlaps with the curb, the distance between the wheel and the curb is approximately 20 cm. 4. Use the bumper as the central observation point: When you can no longer see the rear bumper of the car in front, do not get any closer, as the distance is only 0.3 meters. It is advisable not to get too close, even if you are not worried about hitting the car in front when starting, as the car in front might roll back, causing greater danger.
