How to Operate the Gear When Reversing?
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Before reversing, you should first check the situation behind the vehicle, estimate the reversing route, and determine whether the front of the car will hit obstacles during the reversing process. Especially when the steering wheel is turned significantly, the turning radius of the car's steering wheels is larger than that of the rear wheels, and the front of the car swings outward more during reversing. At this time, special attention must be paid to avoid scraping the front of the car. This method is more suitable when parking on the right side and when a longer distance is needed for reversing. If the rear of the car needs to move to the right rear, the steering wheel should be turned to the right; conversely, the steering wheel should be turned to the left, which is consistent with the steering operation when the car is moving forward. Do not keep looking at the rear when reversing. Under the premise of confirming the safety behind the vehicle, you should observe the left and right rearview mirrors from time to time, pay attention to the distance between obstacles and the car body, and use the steering wheel to correct the position of the car body when reversing. Try not to accelerate when reversing, and control the speed to avoid being too fast. Special reminder: when reversing at night in unfamiliar terrain, narrow surrounding space, poor lighting, and other conditions, extra attention should be paid. Vehicles with tinted windows will have greater difficulty when reversing.
