Parallel Parking: Watch for the Curb Corner Disappearing or the Door Handle?
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Parallel parking involves watching for the curb corner to disappear, then reversing a bit further and turning the steering wheel fully to the right. Here is more information about parallel parking: The rules of parallel parking require the driver to correctly operate the vehicle and accurately park it into the designated parallel parking space. The operational rules state that the wheels must not cross the boundary lines when entering the parking space, and the vehicle body must not exceed the parking space limits when stationary. Parallel parking is widely used in real-life situations, especially in residential areas where it is frequently encountered, making it a highly practical assessment item. Parallel parking technique: After starting from the initial position, turn your head to look through the small window of the right rear door until you see pole No. 1, then turn the steering wheel fully to the right. After turning the wheel fully, check the left rearview mirror until the vehicle body aligns with pole No. 4, then turn the steering wheel back to the center. Continue reversing while watching the left rearview mirror until the left rear wheel is centered over the line, then turn the steering wheel fully to the left. Straighten the vehicle to complete the parking.