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What are the steps for reverse parking with an automatic transmission?

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Nevaeh

07/28/25 3:09pm

Need to align with the line at 1.5 meters, keeping the middle of the bottom of the left rearview mirror aligned with the yellow line while driving. Turn on the right turn signal, first let the vehicle reverse straight, when the starting line is seen at the lower edge of the left rearview mirror, turn the steering wheel fully to the right and continue reversing. Observe the distance between the right rear wheel and the corner of the parking space through the right rearview mirror, trying to maintain it at about 30cm. Judge the distance between the car body and the garage line through the rearview mirror, balance the car, straighten the steering wheel, and when the bottom line of the garage is near the lower edge of the left rearview mirror, press the brake to stop.

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