Should You Turn Earlier or Later When the Seat is Lower?

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LucyLee
07/30/25 8:30am
You should turn earlier when the seat is lower. Below are some related tips for reverse parking: 1. "Non-character" reverse parking: In this method, your vehicle is perpendicular to the parking space. Using your car's B-pillar as a reference and the first parking space as a marker, you can generally reverse into the third space. This positioning technique is more suitable for novice drivers. The advantage is that if mastered well, it allows for a one-time entry, but the downside is that it's somewhat mechanical. 2. "Straight-line" parallel parking: For "straight-line" parallel parking, use the car in front as a reference. Align your vehicle, turn the steering wheel to the right, and when the angle between the two cars reaches 45 degrees, observe and then straighten the steering wheel while reversing. If estimated correctly, you can complete the parking in one go.
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