Is hitting the right line during right reverse parking too early or too late?

[VonElisa]

Whether hitting the right corner line during reverse parking is too early or too late depends on whether it's left or right reverse parking. Generally, if the car touches the line or the distances on both sides of the parking space are unequal, it indicates inaccurate control line observation. Here are the specific explanations: 1. Late correction: One scenario where the right rear of the car hits the line after reverse parking is that the car body wasn't straightened before entering the parking space, and the steering correction was too late. Another scenario is that the observation point was too late during parking, causing the car to be off-center when entering the parking space. 2. Timely adjustment: During reverse parking, observe the rearview mirror when approaching the parking space entrance. Compare the reserved distance between the car's rear and the corner of the parking space against the control line in the mirror. Typically, a foot's length is just right for steering correction. While ensuring slow and continuous movement, adjust the distance between the car body and the parking space line by observing the rearview mirror, making small corrections as needed.