What are the reasons for the car body sweeping the line during reverse parking?

[MadelynMarie]

Reverse parking sweeping the line occurs because the distance between the car body and the two sides of the parking space is inconsistent, with one side being too close to the car body, leading to the line being swept. Here is relevant information: 1. Adjustment: If the first attempt to park does not find the correct spot to successfully park, timely adjustment is needed. Turn the steering wheel towards the wider side, and finally straighten the car body to successfully park. 2. Other reasons: The steering wheel is turned too early or too late, there is no time to correct or the steering wheel is turned incorrectly during correction, the brake is pressed too late, or the brake is not sensitive. These are basically the reasons for the car body crossing the line during reverse parking. Starting with full steering, the steering wheel is turned too early, and when the corner of the parking space is seen, the distance to the car body is already very close, leaving no chance to adjust the direction, and the car body can only be watched as it crosses the line.