What Are the Practical Parallel Parking Techniques?
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Practical parallel parking techniques: Master the timing of three key actions - when to turn the steering wheel to the right, when to straighten the wheels, and when to turn the steering wheel to the left. Steps for parallel parking: First, adjust the car's position and look at the right rearview mirror. When the right rear tire is parallel with the curb line, immediately turn the steering wheel all the way to the right and reverse. Observe the left rearview mirror, and when corner C of the parking space appears, straighten the wheels. Continue observing the left rearview mirror, and when the left rear wheel crosses the curb line, turn the steering wheel all the way to the left. When both sides of the car body are parallel with the curb line, straighten the wheels. Precautions for parallel parking: During parallel parking, it's crucial to pay attention to the distance. If the car is parked too far from the parking space when reversing, the angle of deviation will be too large, making it difficult to straighten the car even if the rear wheels can enter the space. If the car is parked too close to the parking space when reversing, the right front corner of the car will be very close to the car in front, increasing the risk of a scrape when straightening the wheels, and the rear of the car becomes a potential hazard point if the right front corner is avoided.
