Is there a distance requirement for parallel parking?

[MacTucker]

There is no strict requirement for the distance between the car body and the sideline to be about 30CM during parallel parking, but the car body must not cross the line, and the tires must not touch or run over the lane sideline while driving. Here is some relevant information: 1. Concept: Parallel parking is a part of the second subject in the driver's license test. Parallel parking is becoming increasingly common in cities, especially when parking spaces in regular parking lots are tight. Many places have designated parking spaces on both sides of the original streets, creating "parallel parking spaces." 2. Parking tips: It is important that the position of the car before moving into the space must be close to the left line of the parking space. There are two things to pay attention to in parallel parking: The left and right rearview mirrors should be adjusted. The left rearview mirror should be lowered as much as possible so that the left rear wheel is visible. The right rearview mirror should be adjusted to see the car body. Secondly, the interior rearview mirror should be adjusted so that when you look up, you can see the middle of the rear windshield of the car.