How to Judge Turning Distance?

[AaronLee]

There are two methods to judge the distance between the right front corner of the car and obstacles when turning: 1. Except in cities and highways, to judge the distance between the right wheel and the roadside, look diagonally through the midline of the car head. If this midline has reached the roadside line, it means the right wheel is at least 30 centimeters away from the roadside line. Exceeding this range may mean going over the line. 2. To judge the distance from the right side to an obstacle (such as a pedestrian), look out from the right side of the car head. If you can see a very low position, it means you are still far from the obstacle. If you can only see a high position (such as above the knees of a pedestrian), it means you are very close to the obstacle.