What is the parking sequence?

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AxelRose
07/30/25 2:49am
Parking sequence is: 1. Shift into R gear and quickly turn the steering wheel all the way to the right, reversing until the car is at about a 45-degree angle to the parking space, usually when the left rearview mirror can see the license plate of the rear car; 2. Quickly straighten the steering wheel and continue reversing straight back; 3. When the front of the car aligns with the rear of the car in front, or you can open the window to observe, and the left rear wheel is ready to enter the parking space, you can quickly turn the steering wheel all the way to the left and continue reversing; 4. Once the left front wheel enters the parking space, you can straighten the steering wheel and then adjust the car's position. To park the car into the so-called parking space, the first thing to do is to ensure the space is large enough. If it's a roadside parallel parking space, it's recommended to choose a space that is at least one meter longer than the car's length for safety. When the line of sight from the driver's perspective to the right front corner of the hood aligns behind the left rear wheel of the car in front, it is relatively safer.
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