Is the left side narrow when reversing into the left parking space due to turning too early or too late?
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Left side being wide when reversing into the left parking space is caused by turning the steering wheel too early. If you turn the steering wheel too early, i.e., turning it fully to the left before the lower edge of the rearview mirror aligns with the stop line, it can easily cause the left rear wheel to press against the left corner of the parking space. When you start reversing with the steering wheel turned fully to the left, you need to observe the distance between the rear wheel and the corner of the parking space in the left rearview mirror. If this distance is less than 30cm, you need to adjust the steering wheel slightly to increase the distance. If you keep the steering wheel turned fully to the left, you will press against the corner line of the parking space. Additional information: 1. The evaluation criteria for reversing into a parking space are: failing to follow the prescribed route or sequence, resulting in disqualification. The vehicle body pressing against the line or failing to reverse into the space, resulting in disqualification. 2. Failing to complete reversing into the parking space within 210 seconds, resulting in disqualification. Stopping midway deducts 5 points each time.