What is the correction mantra for early or late steering during parallel parking?

[DanteLee]

Parallel parking correction mantra for early or late steering is as follows: if you steer too early, the right side will be too narrow, turn the wheel to the left to correct; if you steer too late, the left side will be too narrow, keep the wheel turned fully to the right. Additionally, it's important to control the vehicle speed with the clutch, as only a sufficiently low speed allows enough time for corrections. When checking the rearview mirror, you don't necessarily need to sit up straight; slightly leaning your head forward can help ensure an accurate observation of the car body's position relative to the corner of the parking space. Below is relevant information about parallel parking: 1. Introduction: Parallel parking is a component of the driving test's second subject. This parking method is increasingly common in urban areas, especially as parking spaces in formal lots become more scarce. Many places have converted street sides into "parallel parking spaces." 2. Test Objective: To assess the driver's ability to correctly park the vehicle on the right side of the road.