How to Judge the Distance from the Front of the Car?

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AnthonyFitz
07/29/25 5:17pm
Here are the steps to judge the distance from the front of the car: 1. When you can see the upper edge of the rear bumper of the car in front, the distance is approximately 1m. 2. When you can see the lower edge of the rear bumper of the car in front, the distance is approximately 2m. 3. When you can see the lower edge of the rear tires of the car in front, the distance is approximately 3m. Here are the steps to judge the left and right distance from the front of the car: 1. Imagine a person about 1.7 to 1.8 meters tall in front of you, with feet about 10 cm high, knees about 45 cm high, and the lower part of the hips about 70 cm high. 2. When the front of your car rises from the ground to the person's feet or heels and stays there, the distance between the front of your car and the person is about 3 meters. 3. When the front of your car rises to the height of the person's knees (i.e., you can see the person's knees), the distance between the front of your car and the person is about 2 meters. 4. When the left or right front of your car rises to the lower part of the person's hips, the distance between the front of your car and the person is about 0.3 meters.
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