What Causes the Line Sweeping During Reverse Parking?
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Reverse parking line sweeping occurs due to an uneven distance between the vehicle body and the parking space boundaries on both sides, where one side is too close to the vehicle body, resulting in line sweeping. Below are related introductions about reverse parking: 1. Technique: Align the mirror and turn right fully. When starting the first reverse parking maneuver, observe the positional relationship between the left rearview mirror and the parking line. First, turn the steering wheel half a turn to the right and start moving. Once the left rearview mirror covers the parking line, turn the steering wheel fully to the right; while reversing with the steering wheel turned fully to the right, observe the right rearview mirror. Monitor the distance between the vehicle body and the right front corner of the parking space, maintaining this distance at 30 centimeters. If it becomes too narrow, adjust the steering wheel accordingly. The standard width of the parking line is 15 centimeters, so in the rearview mirror, it should appear roughly as two parking line widths. 2. Precautions: Generally, start in 1st gear and avoid shifting incorrectly. When controlling the speed effectively, turning the steering wheel as quickly as possible is always better. If these two factors conflict, prioritize controlling the speed.
