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What are the deduction criteria for parallel parking?

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LaIsabella
07/30/25 8:44am
Below are the deduction criteria for parallel parking: 1. Driving over the parking space or lane line with the tires, deduct 20 points; 2. After the vehicle is parked, the body extends beyond the parking space line, deduct 20 points; 3. Failing to straighten the vehicle after parking, deduct 5 points; 4. Failing to park the vehicle after one forward and one backward movement, deduct 20 points. Below are some points to note for parallel parking: 1. Adjust the left and right rearview mirrors. The left rearview mirror should be lowered as much as possible to see the left rear wheel. The right rearview mirror should be adjusted to see the body of the car. 2. Adjust the interior rearview mirror so that when you look up, you can see the middle of the rear windshield.
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What letter represents neutral in an automatic transmission?

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