Exceeding 30cm in parallel parking alignment deducts 10 points. Below is an introduction to parallel parking: Parallel parking point deduction rules: After the vehicle stops in the parking space, if the body crosses the line, it is disqualified; stopping midway is disqualified; driving with tires touching the lane boundary line deducts 10 points; starting without turning on the left turn signal deducts 10 points; reversing without turning on the right turn signal deducts 10 points; not parking within the designated space results in disqualification. Related requirements: The operational requirement for parallel parking is to stop the car in front of the parking space and then reverse into the space in one go without stopping midway, with the wheels not touching the lane boundary line or the parking space boundary line; compared to reverse parking and hill start, it is relatively simpler, as long as the reference points are aligned correctly, there should be no major issues. Common reasons for point deductions: Driving too slowly, although the driving test emphasizes the need to drive slowly, many students fear missing reference points due to nervousness and drive extremely slowly, leading to stalling; unfamiliarity with the clutch, not testing the clutch's sensitivity before driving, leading to discomfort during the test; incorrect seat adjustment, inaccurate seat adjustment affects the driver's posture and vision, causing deviations when aligning reference points and leading to crossing the line; right turn signal, previously only requiring the left turn signal when starting, after the new regulations, many forget to turn on the right turn signal before reversing, resulting in point deductions.
