Is it acceptable if one side is wide and the other side is narrow in the reverse parking test for Subject 2?

[MacLaura]

In the reverse parking test for Subject 2, as long as the vehicle does not touch the solid line throughout the process, it is acceptable if one side is wide and the other side is narrow after parking in the garage. For example, one side being 25 cm and the other 35 cm, or one side 20 cm and the other 40 cm, are both acceptable. Although having one side wide and the other narrow does not result in point deduction, it may lead to some unnecessary operations, making the entire reversing process more complicated and harder to remember. If one side is too narrow and the other too wide, when exiting the garage and turning towards the narrow side, you must wait until the rear wheel of the narrow side reaches the corner of the garage before turning the steering wheel. If exiting towards the wide side, you can turn the steering wheel a little earlier, carefully observing the relationship between the wheel and the garage corner in the rearview mirror. If it is too close, you must adjust the steering wheel to the right, wait until the rear wheel passes, and then turn the steering wheel again to exit the test area.