What does 'steer towards the wider side when reversing into a parking space' mean?
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When reversing a car into a parking space, the phrase 'steer towards the wider side' means: Taking left-side reversing as an example, during the process of reversing into the parking space, the car body will form an angle with the garage while moving. At this time, observe the left rearview mirror to check the width and distance between the car body and the edge of the garage in the mirror. If the distance to the left edge of the garage is found to be too large, steer to the left. If the distance to the left edge of the garage is found to be too narrow, immediately steer to the right and straighten the wheel in time to properly park the car. Similarly, when reversing to the right side, observe the right rearview mirror to check the distance between the car body and the right edge of the garage during the reversing process. Tips for reversing a car into a parking space: Drive the car forward to a point about one meter away from the front of the car next to the parking space; Then turn the steering wheel fully to the left, creating a 120-degree angle between your car and the car behind on the left; Next, shift into reverse gear, turn the wheel to the right, and start reversing, controlling the amount of wheel turn by observing the distance to the car on the right through the right rearview mirror; Begin reversing slowly. When the rear of your car passes the front of the car on the right, observe the distance to the car on the left through the left rearview mirror. If the distance on either side is significantly off, you can adjust the position by slightly turning the steering wheel; Once the car body is aligned parallel to the white line on the ground and the distance between the rear of the car and the back is controlled, the reversing into the parking space is complete.