What is the difference between exiting left and exiting right?
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There is not much difference between exiting left and exiting right. Exiting left: Maintain full left turn while reversing. The view in the left rearview mirror will be: seeing the garage line—seeing the left corner of the garage—the entire garage entrance—the car body entering the garage. When you see the lower edge of the left rearview mirror align with the left exit line in the left rearview mirror, you should stop the car. Exiting right: Maintain full right turn while reversing. The view in the right rearview mirror will be: not seeing the garage corner—seeing the garage corner—the distance between the garage corner and the car body continuously decreasing, and the garage corner also sinking from top to bottom. When you see the distance between the garage corner and the car body is about the thickness of a pen in the right rearview mirror, quickly straighten the steering wheel. Continue reversing backward, and you will see the garage corner in the right rearview mirror continue to move downward. When the garage corner disappears from view, quickly turn the steering wheel fully to the right.