How to Use Rearview Mirrors for Reversing?
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It is necessary to adjust the right rearview mirror to ensure that the top of the mirror can see the rear door handle while keeping the front door handle in the center of the mirror. Note that the car body should occupy 1/4 of the mirror area. For the left rearview mirror, ensure that the left rear wheel is visible when parking sideways, and also observe the distance between the right front of the vehicle on the left side of the parking space and the left end of your car's rear bumper through the left exterior mirror. There are three key reversing techniques: 1. Adjust the position between the car body and the corner of the parking space: Check the relationship between the car body and the corner of the parking space in advance. Observe through the rearview mirror to predict whether the car body will be too close or too far from the corner at the current angle, then steer to correct it. Ideally, maintain a distance of 30 cm between the car body and the corner. 2. Correct the car body inside the parking space: After the rear half of the car enters the parking space, steer to adjust. Observe the left and right rearview mirrors to determine which side the front of the car is tilting toward and which side the rear is tilting toward, then steer toward the tilting side to correct the car body. 3. Find the stopping point: Judge when to stop by observing the relationship between the left rearview mirror and the boundary line. When the left rearview mirror covers the boundary line, immediately press the clutch to stop.