What are the reasons for parking too far back in parallel parking?
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The reason for parking too far back in parallel parking is either starting to park too early or being too far from the line when parking. You can drive forward a little more before stopping, keeping the car body slightly closer to the parking line. When parking, it's easier to reverse into the spot if you position the car slightly to the right, but be sure to also pay attention to the distance from the front and back. Additional information: 1. Exam rules: For students who have completed their C1 driver's license training, the length of the parallel parking space is 1.5 times the length of the vehicle plus 1 meter. Drive the vehicle to a position parallel to the parking space in front, then reverse into the space to the right rear without any pauses. As long as the vehicle is parked within this range without crossing the boundary lines, it is considered a pass. 2. Parallel parking: Parallel parking is one of the tasks in the second subject of the driver's license test. Parallel parking is becoming increasingly common in urban areas, especially as parking spaces in formal parking lots become more limited. Many places have converted the sides of streets into parking spaces, creating 'parallel parking spots.'