What are the techniques for B2 reverse parking and garage shifting?
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B2 reverse parking techniques are as follows: 1. Clutch: Press the clutch pedal with the ball of your foot, not the arch, then use your heel as a pivot to control the clutch engagement. Generally, when the clutch is fully depressed, the position of your heel is not convenient as a pivot. In this case, you can move your entire foot back to find a suitable pivot point. 2. Alignment: Observe the distance between the two corners of the rear of the car and the two rear poles of the garage. Steer towards the side that is farther away, usually turning the steering wheel half a turn, and quickly straighten the wheel once aligned. 3. Head position: It's best to turn your head to the middle of the car. Ensure that each time you look back, your head is in the same position to accurately identify any errors. 4. Speed: This is crucial—the slower, the better. You should start to get the hang of it after about three days. Especially when turning the steering wheel, the clutch may move with it, so always be mindful of pressing the clutch.