What Causes the Right Side to Cross the Line During Left Reverse Parking?

[VonAndres]

When practicing the left reverse parking in Subject 2, the reasons for frequently pressing the right line are as follows: The vehicle is too far from the left boundary of the parking area: The vehicle is too far from the left boundary of the parking area, deviating from the optimal starting position for reverse parking. Turning the steering wheel to the right too early: Turning the steering wheel to the right too early at the starting point, failing to accurately hit the designated turning spot. Adjusting the direction too late: Misjudging the 30 cm distance during reverse parking, adjusting the direction too late, or driving too fast with slow steering wheel adjustments, making it hard to correct the direction in time. Tips for Subject 2 Reverse Parking: Control the driving speed by using first gear or reverse gear idle speed throughout the process. Maintain the same speed as when starting. Control the timing of steering by carefully observing and mastering the key points for turning, and steer at the right moment.