What is the reason for failing to complete the reverse parking in Subject 2?

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DeAdrian
07/25/25 3:25am
During reverse parking, the wheels pressed against the boundary line, resulting in failure to complete the parking. If the wheels cross the line, the infrared signal used for monitoring will be interrupted, and the computer will automatically sound an alarm. Here are some precautions for Subject 2: 1. Practice driving straight more: Before officially performing reverse parking, practice driving straight more. When driving straight, keep the car body straight, and get out of the car to check if necessary. 2. Find a good reference: When the car body is straight, observe the surroundings to find a suitable reference for yourself, and fix the state of the straight car body in your mind. Pay attention to keeping a broad field of vision and try to use distant objects as references. 3. Learn to use the rearview mirror and adjust the direction through the steering wheel: When entering the parking space, observe through the rearview mirror whether the distance between the car body and both sides of the parking space is roughly equal, and ensure that the car body and the boundary line of the parking space are parallel in the rearview mirror.
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