
The standard dimensions for a reverse parking garage are as follows: For small cars, the garage length is 5.25 meters and the width is 2.3 meters. For large vehicles, the dimensions are 15.9 meters in length and 6.83 meters in width. The evaluation criteria for reverse parking include: failure to follow the designated route or sequence results in disqualification; the vehicle body crossing the line results in disqualification; failure to fully enter the garage results in disqualification; stopping midway results in disqualification; exceeding 4 minutes results in disqualification. Reverse parking rhyme: Reversing in and out isn't hard, fasten seatbelt, shift gear, left signal flash. Press clutch, release handbrake, slowly lift clutch to start gently. Watch the right line to adjust the car body, left mirror seam follows the right line. Stop when the front line aligns with the shoulder, shift to reverse gear, release clutch. When the left mirror covers the corner of the horizontal line, turn the steering wheel fully to the right. Watch the left mirror for the garage line, turn back one circle at a 30-degree angle, when the car aligns with the line, straighten the wheel with two full turns. When the left mirror covers the front corner of the garage, press clutch and brake. Shift to first gear to exit, turn the wheel fully left when the car touches the line. Stop when the car hood covers the line, keep the wheel position to reverse. Watch the right mirror for the garage line, turn back one circle at a 30-degree angle, when the car aligns with the line, straighten the wheel with two full turns. When the left mirror covers the front corner of the garage, press clutch and brake. Shift to first gear to exit, turn the wheel fully right when the car touches the line. Stop when the car hood covers the line, adjust the car body skillfully. The new garage has no poles to reference, only ground markings, and the garage length is much shorter than before, just enough for a car to fully park inside. The process involves reversing in from the right, then driving out to the left, reversing back in, and finally driving out to return to the starting point. This process is much simpler, eliminating the step of moving the car within the garage as in the current test.

The standard dimensions for reverse parking (backing into a parking space) are typically around 7.5 meters in length and 2.3 meters in width. This is commonly seen in driving tests and is designed based on the size of an average sedan. The length of the space accommodates the car's body length plus some buffer room, while the slightly wider width helps reduce stress for beginners during practice. Having taught many students, I recommend using a tape measure frequently during practice to reinforce memory. During the reverse parking test, uneven ground or windy conditions can affect judgment, so practicing on flat surfaces is crucial. Once you memorize these dimensions and apply them to real-world scenarios, such as parking in crowded residential areas, you can minimize the risk of scratches and dents.

I've practiced reverse parking several times. The parking space in the training area is 7.5 meters long and 2.3 meters wide. At the beginner stage, it seemed quite spacious, but when actually driving in, I realized it really tests your spatial awareness. During the test, the entrance width is usually around 5.5 meters, which can easily make beginners nervous and prone to mistakes. I often remind myself not to panic and to turn the steering wheel slowly. Later, I learned that these dimensions are set by national standards to simulate real parking spaces. In daily driving, such as in supermarket parking lots, if the dimensions are close to this standard, reverse parking becomes much easier. My personal experience is to use the rearview mirrors more to observe and reduce blind spots, which significantly improves safety.

The standard dimensions for parallel parking are typically 7.5 meters in length and 2.3 meters in width. Based on my driving learning experience, these measurements are reasonably set to allow beginners space for adjustments. During driving tests, the entrance width is approximately 5.5 meters, where the key is not to steer too early or too late. In practical driving, this helps cultivate good parking habits and reduces accidents.

The common dimensions for a reverse parking area are 7.5 meters in length × 2.3 meters in width, with an entrance width of over 5 meters. As a car enthusiast, I've researched that this is based on the average sedan size, with a body length of around 5 meters, plus buffer distance for safety. This design in driving tests simulates real-life scenarios, such as operating in parking lots. Remember to pay attention to the wheel tracks during practice, as it improves your control skills. Familiarizing yourself with these dimensions in daily practice can help avoid common scraping issues faced by beginners.


