What are the requirements for the reverse parking test?

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The requirements for the reverse parking test are as follows: Requirement 1: Not following the prescribed route sequence will deduct 100 points. Requirement 2: Not completely reversing into the parking space will deduct 100 points. Requirement 3: The vehicle body crossing the line will deduct 100 points. Requirement 4: Stopping midway will deduct 100 points. The precautions for reverse parking are as follows: Learn to adjust the seat: After getting into the car, hold the steering wheel lightly with both hands. The left foot should be able to easily press the clutch pedal to the bottom without feeling strained. Both hands should be able to turn the steering wheel comfortably. After adjustment, use your fist to check the distance between your abdomen and the steering wheel. Generally, thin people should have a distance of two fists, while larger individuals should have one fist. Remember this distance so that each time you adjust the seat, it will be standard. Learn to adjust the rearview mirrors: When adjusting, lower the mirrors to facilitate observing the ground markings. You must learn the adjustment method because during training and tests, you will notice significant differences in height and size among trainees. Properly adjusted mirrors will allow for better observation. Learn to use the rearview mirrors: Beginners often have no sense of the rearview mirrors when they first start driving. This can be improved through regular practice. It is best to observe the rearview mirrors while the car is stationary. Check the distance between the car body and the markings in the mirror, and whether they are parallel. Observing several times will help develop a sense of it. Adjust the distance between the car body and the side line: Before entering the parking space, the distance between the car body and the roadside line should be 1.5 to 2 meters. If the distance is too small, turning the steering wheel fully when entering the parking space may cause the front of the car to cross the line. If the distance is too large, it may be difficult to enter the parking space, or even impossible.