What are the techniques for stopping points in the reverse parking test of Subject 2?

[OBenjamin]

Press the clutch, shift into reverse gear, and slowly reverse. Here are the detailed steps: 1. Adjust the seat and listen to the voice prompt: Adjust the seat and rearview mirror positions, fasten the seat belt, and prepare to start the test. When you hear the voice prompt 'Please begin the reverse parking test,' press the clutch, shift into first gear, release the handbrake, gently lift the clutch, and slowly start moving toward the reverse parking test area. Keep the car body about 1.5 to 1.8 meters away from the edge line of the parking space. Stop after the front wheels cross the yellow line. 2. Slowly reverse: Press the clutch, shift into reverse gear, and slowly reverse. When the lower edge of the left rearview mirror aligns with the yellow line, turn the steering wheel fully to the right, and continue driving. Look at the right rearview mirror, paying attention to the distance between the rear wheel and the right corner of the parking space. If the rear wheel is exactly 30 cm away from the right corner, no adjustment is needed—just continue reversing. If the wheel is less than 30 cm from the corner, slightly turn the steering wheel back to maintain a distance of about 30 cm. Continue reversing while observing the rearview mirror. When the car body is parallel to the edge line of the parking space, quickly straighten the steering wheel. Observe the left rearview mirror, and when its lower edge aligns with the yellow line, stop.

[SanVera]

When learning the parking reference points for reverse parking, I found that identifying the right reference points is particularly important. During the test, I prefer to observe the distance between the wheels and the yellow line in the rearview mirror. When the edge of the wheel is about to touch the ground marker, I gently brake to stop. Controlling the speed is key—reverse neither too fast nor too slow, using the clutch to maintain a steady speed by gently pressing and releasing. First, align the center point of the garage and reverse straight in. Once half of the car body is inside, turn the steering wheel to adjust the position. Practicing more helps build muscle memory. I used to practice several rounds daily to familiarize myself with my car's dimensions and mirror angles, which made it less likely to cross lines or hit corners. Remember to stay relaxed and avoid tension, as panic can lead to operational errors. Safety comes first—anticipating the position in advance can prevent accidents.

[LaCameron]

From multiple coaching experiences, the core of parking techniques involves three steps: First, select a good reference point by observing the alignment timing between the rear wheel's position in the rearview mirror and the ground markings to park. Second, operate the steering wheel steadily and accurately—align with the central axis of the parking space when reversing, then turn the wheel evenly to enter the space. Third, control the speed gently to avoid sudden braking that causes shaking. If you frequently park inaccurately, it's recommended to recalibrate the rearview mirror angle or choose a more visible reference marker. Practice is essential—I've seen many trainees find their rhythm after a few tries. The key is not to give up and maintain patience and consistent practice. Stay calm during the test; deep breathing helps steady your hands, allowing for natural performance.

[CadenAnn]

When practicing reverse parking, my focus was on memorizing the precise braking moment. Watch the garage lines in the mirror and brake when the wheels are about a palm's width away from the yellow line. Align the center point of the car body when reversing in, and avoid being too off-center for easier positioning. Control the speed to be slower and steadier, and avoid sudden or excessive steering wheel turns. With enough practice, you'll develop a feel for it—just stay calm during the test.