What does it mean to not follow the prescribed route during parallel parking?
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Not following the prescribed route means that the individual did not drive along the line instructed by the coach or drove beyond it. In other words, the front wheels of the vehicle crossed the line, but the driver did not reach the designated position accurately, either exceeding the range or not reaching the spot before shifting into reverse gear. The following are the operational techniques for parallel parking in Subject 2: 1. Adjust the rearview mirrors in advance before entering the test area (marked by a pole with the project name on the right side of the road; once the vehicle passes the pole, "parallel parking" will be announced, and timing begins). Parking is allowed for adjustments before entering the area. 2. Start moving forward with the left turn signal on. For semi-automatic driving, align the 12 o'clock direction of the steering wheel with the right-turn white arrow in front of the parking line, proceed slowly and parallel, making gradual adjustments. 3. Turn on the right turn signal, shift into reverse gear, release the foot brake, and slowly engage the clutch to reverse.