What does the three-point alignment mean in reverse parking?
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The following is a detailed introduction to the three-point alignment in reverse parking: 1. Introduction: The three points refer to: the eyes, a certain position on the car body, and a mark on the ground. When these three points are aligned, the position of the car can be determined. 2. Judging the position: Look at the red dot position with your eyes, a node on the wiper (some are dots, some are squares), and align it with the line on the right side of the road. This indicates that the right line is approximately 30cm away from the car. 3. Reverse parking: When your eyes just see the lower edge of the left rearview mirror aligning with the parking line, it means the car is properly parked. This is because the eyes, the lower edge of the left rearview mirror, and the ground in front of the car form the three-point alignment.