How to Judge the Reference Points for Pulling Over in Subject 3?

[SanKennedy]

Determine the position for pulling over, turn on the right turn signal, and steer the wheel to the right. When the middle of the car's front aligns with the roadside, quickly turn the steering wheel to the left. When one-third of the car's front aligns with the roadside, straighten the steering wheel, and then stop the vehicle steadily.

[RachelLynn]

For the parallel parking in the driving test (Subject 3), my experience is to mainly observe the distance between the car body and the roadside through the right rearview mirror. The test requires the car to be about 30 centimeters from the roadside to pass. Being too close risks scraping the curb, while being too far will result in point deductions. Before parking, approach slowly. When the car's body line in the rearview mirror aligns parallel with the roadside, you're almost at the right spot. Beginners often rush—remember to keep the speed slow, make slight steering adjustments, and avoid large turns. Practice this maneuver often; try it a few times on an empty road to get the hang of it. Why is precision important? Not just for the test, but also to avoid scraping accidents in daily driving. The real challenge lies in staying calm—don't panic, aim accurately, and brake smoothly to stop.