How to Learn Reverse Parking for Beginners?

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StCarmen
07/29/25 4:15am
Here are some methods for beginners to learn reverse parking: Adjust the left and right rearview mirrors: After getting into the car, adjust the seat and find a suitable position. Adjust the rearview mirrors so that the car body appears in about 1/3 of the mirror. Maintain a steady speed: Slowly release the clutch to start the car smoothly and keep the speed as uniform as possible. When the rearview mirror aligns with the sideline, turn the steering wheel all the way. Turn the steering wheel quickly: Keep a close eye on the left and right rearview mirrors and turn the steering wheel all the way quickly to avoid crossing the line. Additional tips: Before reversing, check the situation behind the car, estimate the reversing route, and predict whether the front of the car will hit any obstacles during the process.
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