What are the techniques for judging the extended line of the garage corner when reversing into the garage?
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Techniques for judging the extended line of the garage corner when reversing into the garage: 1. Adjust the initial position before reversing: Before reversing, pull the car to a suitable position, observe the distance between the car body and the sideline, and whether the car body is aligned. An incorrect initial position will affect the subsequent reversing process. If the car starts reversing to the right from the initial position, being too far to the right may cause the right wheels to miss the garage, while being too far to the left may cause the front of the car to hit the left sideline during reversing. A proper initial position can significantly improve the success rate of reversing. 2. Maintain a distance of about 30cm between the car body and the garage corner: When the right rear wheel passes the garage corner and enters the garage, if the distance between the right rear wheel and the sideline is more than 30cm, the left rear corner of the car body may hit the infrared line in the test area. Imagine the three sidelines of the garage as walls; the left rear of the car has already hit the wall. Therefore, when reversing, observe the right rearview mirror to ensure the car body is about 30cm from the garage corner. 3. Slow down and adjust the car body: When half of the car body is in the garage and the steering wheel is straightened, adjust the car body if it is tilted. At this point, the front of the car is still outside. If the steering wheel is not adjusted and reversing continues, one side of the rear may easily cross the sideline. Observe through the rearview mirror the distance between the rear and the sideline, and steer toward the side with the larger distance. Therefore, slow down to make it easier to adjust the car body parallel to the sideline. 4. Brake cautiously: After adjusting the car body, pay attention to the front and rear positions when braking to ensure the car body is completely inside the garage. Braking too early may leave the front outside, while braking too late may cause the rear to cross the line. 5. Straighten the car body when exiting: After parking in the garage, if the car body is slightly tilted but does not touch the sensor line, it can still be considered a pass. However, when exiting, if the car body is not straightened and exits directly, the front wheels may easily press the line.