What are the two reference points for parallel parking exit?

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Parallel parking exit primarily uses two reference points: the right front corner of the hood and the one-third point on the left side of the hood. Below are specific techniques for parallel parking: 1. Adjust the distance between the vehicle body and the parking line: Generally, 30cm is the optimal distance. From the driver's seat, when the parking line aligns with the one-third point of the engine hood, it's approximately 30cm. 2. Steering: When the right rear wheel aligns parallel with the parking line, immediately turn the steering wheel fully to the right. Observe the left rearview mirror; when the inner corner of the parking space appears, immediately straighten the steering wheel. After straightening, continue observing the left rearview mirror. When the left rear wheel touches the parking line, immediately turn the steering wheel fully to the left. Check both side mirrors; when the vehicle body aligns parallel with the parking lines on both sides, straighten the steering wheel.