Is parallel parking or reverse parking more difficult in reality?
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In reality, parallel parking is more challenging. The techniques for parallel parking are as follows: 1. Assess the length of the parking space: Before parallel parking, first determine whether the space can accommodate your vehicle. Generally, if your car's length plus about one meter of space is available, you can perform parallel parking. 2. Turn the steering wheel to the right until the left rearview mirror: Keep the steering wheel turned fully to the right and slowly reverse until you can safely see the front of the car behind you in the left rearview mirror. Then, quickly turn the steering wheel from the far right to the far left and continue reversing. 3. Adjust the reversing path to get as close to the curb as possible: Using the adjusted right rearview mirror, pay attention to the distance between the right rear wheel and the curb. Adjust the reversing path to get as close to the curb as possible while maintaining enough distance to straighten the car. The distance between the wheel and the curb must be verified visually in the rearview mirror, not guessed by feel.