Browse

Property For Sale Property For Rent

Used Cars Others

Antiques Collectibles Apparel Baby Kids Items Books， Movies And Music Electronics Free Stuff Garden Outdoor Health Beauty Home Goods Home Improvement Supplies Musical Instruments Office Supplies Others Pet Supplies Sporting Goods Ticket Toys Games Transportation

Business Crafts Design And Web Events Home Improvement Legal Lessons Personal Pets Photography Repair And Technical Support Wellness Writing， Translation， And Transcription Vehicle rentals Others

Activities & Groups Artists & Musicians Classes & Lessons Events Friendship & Networking Lost & Found Rideshare Sports Teams Volunteers Travel & Travel Partners Skills & Language Swap Other

···

Log in / Register

What is the reason for parking too close to the left side when reversing into a garage?

3 Answers

PrestonLee

09/02/25 7:45am

The reason for parking too close to the left side when reversing into a garage is turning the steering wheel back too early. Here are some operation tips for reversing into a garage: 1. Control the speed: Maintain a steady speed throughout the process using 1st gear or reverse gear idle speed. Start at a certain speed and maintain that speed during the operation. 2. Control the steering: Pay close attention during the reversing process, grasp the key points for steering, and turn the wheel at the right moment. 3. Control the steering wheel: The path of the car mainly depends on the speed of turning the steering wheel and the driving speed during the test. When reversing, aim for the boundary line and adjust the direction in time to keep the car straight when entering the garage.

Was this review help?

4

0

Share

DeReese

09/15/25 2:56am

This situation is way too common! The main issue is turning the steering wheel too early. When you see the corner of the garage in the rearview mirror and immediately turn the wheel, the car body will swing too violently and stick to the left side. Additionally, the initial parking position also matters. If the front of the car is too close to the right line, reversing in will definitely make it stick to the left. Remember to observe both left and right rearview mirrors while reversing—turn the wheel half a turn towards whichever side is wider, and straighten the wheel as soon as the car body is aligned. Also, the seat position is crucial. Shorter drivers often struggle to accurately judge reference points, so it's best to adjust the seat higher. The most practical method is to have a friend get out and help guide you—practice a few more times to get the hang of it.

Was this review help?

7

2

Share

Expand All

VonVictoria

10/29/25 3:36am

I've encountered this situation several times and found there are quite a few reasons. If you don't remember the exact number of steering wheel turns clearly, it's easy to over-steer. People with poor spatial awareness often misjudge the distance on the left side - they think they're about to hit something when there's actually plenty of space. Improper rearview mirror adjustment is another issue, especially when tilted downward too much, making it hard to see the ground markings clearly. Unstable speed control is also problematic - reversing too fast leaves no time for adjustments. My suggestion is to develop consistent habits for every reverse parking: first adjust the mirrors properly, sit upright without leaning, avoid sharp steering wheel movements, and make half-turn adjustments gradually - that's the most reliable approach.

Was this review help?

20

2

Share

Expand All

More Forum Discussions

How many points are deducted for racing on the highway?

Points deducted for racing on the highway are determined based on speed. Details of speeding: If the vehicle speed exceeds the limit by less than 10%, the driver will be given a warning; if the vehicle speed exceeds the road speed limit by more than 10% but less than 20%, a fine will be imposed and 3 points will be deducted from the driver's license; if the speed exceeds the road speed limit by more than 20% but less than 50%, a fine will be imposed and 6 points will be deducted from the driver's license; if the speed exceeds the limit by more than 50%, 12 points will be deducted from the driver's license, and a fine for the violation will be imposed. Legal provisions: Article 22 of the Amendment (VIII) to the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China adds an article after Article 133 as Article 133-1: Whoever drives a motor vehicle on the road to chase and race, if the circumstances are flagrant, or drives a motor vehicle on the road while intoxicated, shall be sentenced to criminal detention and also be fined.

Why is the BMW 6 Series GT Unpopular?

This is determined by its model positioning. The BMW 6 Series GT is a large luxury coupe with higher performance and configurations than ordinary BMW sedans, demanding more in terms of sporty handling and coming with a higher price tag. Its target audience in China is inherently small, and coupled with the need for "import," it naturally doesn't attract many buyers. Below is a detailed introduction to the BMW 6 Series GT: 1. Body Dimensions: The BMW 6 Series GT has a body length of 5103mm, and its wheelbase matches the standard wheelbase version of the 7 Series at 3070mm, so there's no need to worry about the spaciousness inside the car. Despite its fastback design, the use of an inward concave design ensures that rear headroom isn't compromised. 2. Space: The trunk offers a massive and flat luggage space of 610L, easily accommodating four or five 24-inch suitcases, with an additional lower layer design. Such a large trunk space means no issues even for a family traveling for over half a month, embodying the essence of Gran-Turismo. Of course, if needed, folding down the rear seats with one click can expand the trunk capacity by three times—exceeding 1800L, roughly enough to fit a mattress.

What lines will result in penalty points if driven over?

Driving over white solid lines, single yellow solid lines, or double yellow solid lines will result in penalty points. White solid lines: White solid lines are most commonly found at intersections. When approaching the stop line at an intersection, the lane dividers change from white dashed lines to white solid lines. The length of white solid lines varies; some intersections have long white solid lines that start far from the intersection, while others have short ones that only appear close to the intersection. Therefore, lane selection must be completed before entering the solid line area, preferably with some distance to spare. Otherwise, if there is heavy traffic and you cannot change lanes in time, you may end up driving over the line. Single yellow solid lines or double yellow solid lines: Yellow solid lines generally separate lanes going in opposite directions and should not be crossed. Drivers making U-turns or left turns often end up crossing these lines. On roads where U-turns or left turns are permitted, the solid lines will change to dashed lines or have a gap, indicating where such maneuvers are allowed. If the lines remain solid without any gaps or changes to dashed lines, U-turns and left turns are prohibited. Performing these maneuvers would involve crossing the yellow solid lines, which is a traffic violation.

What Causes High Water Temperature in a Four-Cylinder Engine?

High temperature in a four-cylinder diesel engine is related to coolant, cooling capacity, and engine load. Impact of Coolant Flow: Typically, insufficient fluid volume, especially insufficient coolant, reduces the heat dissipation effect of the equipment, leading to overheating of the diesel engine. For high temperatures caused by this situation, as long as regular inspections are carried out during daily use, the insufficient fluid can be replenished in time. Impact of Cooling Capacity on Water Temperature: Too much scale deposited in the radiator, cylinder, and cylinder head water jacket reduces the heat dissipation function of the cooling water. Moreover, excessive scale in the water jacket also reduces the cross-section of the circulation pipeline, decreasing the amount of water participating in the cooling circulation, thereby reducing the ability to absorb heat from the cylinder block and cylinder head, resulting in excessively high cooling water temperature. If the radiator capacity is too small or the cooling area is insufficient, it affects the cooling effect, causing high water temperature. To prevent this situation, regular inspections should be performed during daily use to promptly detect any abnormalities and carry out repairs or replacements. Impact of Engine Load on Water Temperature: Prolonged operation under overload conditions can lead to increased fuel consumption, higher internal heat generation, and boiling of the cooling water. The best way to deal with this situation is to avoid prolonged overload operation.

Is it acceptable for the front of the car to exceed the white line in a parking space?

It is not considered a violation if the front of the car slightly exceeds the white line in a parking space. However, if the protruding part affects road traffic, traffic police may impose corresponding penalties. Parking spaces are designed based on certain vehicle dimensions, but there are no regulations specifying that only vehicles of corresponding sizes can park there. Therefore, for longer vehicles, it is acceptable if the car slightly exceeds the front or rear of the parking space, as long as it does not obstruct road traffic. Parking spaces are categorized into two types based on size: Large parking spaces: 15.6 meters in length and 3.25 meters in width, suitable for medium and large vehicles. Small parking spaces: 6 meters in length and 2.5 meters in width, suitable for small vehicles. Parking spaces are also classified into three types based on arrangement: Parallel parking spaces: Standard length of 6 meters and width of 2.5 meters. Angled parking spaces (with angles of 30°, 45°, or 60°): Diagonal length of 6 meters, width of 2.8 meters, with a vertical distance between the two angled lines maintained at 2.5 meters. Perpendicular parking spaces: Length of at least 5 meters (typically set at 6 meters) and width of 2.5 meters, with 2.5x5.3 meters being the optimal standard size. Large vehicle parking spaces should not use angled or perpendicular arrangements.

Why Do You Need to Pull the Handbrake for 3 Seconds When Starting on a Slope?

Starting on a slope requires pulling the handbrake for 3 seconds because, on steeper slopes or with heavier vehicles, the car may roll backward if the brake is not engaged. If you use your foot to brake, you won't have a foot free to press the accelerator, and releasing the clutch without sufficient power will cause the engine to stall. In such cases, pulling the handbrake is necessary for safety and simplicity of operation. Starting on a slope refers to the process of starting a car on an inclined surface, which is a fundamental skill every new driver must master. The technique involves releasing the clutch while keeping the handbrake engaged, waiting for the engine to vibrate before releasing the handbrake, and then gently pressing the accelerator to allow the car to start smoothly. This method prevents the car from rolling backward. While this procedure may seem cumbersome to experienced drivers, it is particularly suitable for beginners. Correct Method for Starting on a Slope with an Automatic Transmission: When parking, press the brake and engage the handbrake. Upon starting the vehicle, release the brake, press the accelerator, and then disengage the handbrake. This method effectively prevents the car from rolling backward due to brake interruption. Alternatively, use one foot for the brake and the other for the accelerator. When starting on a slope, press the accelerator first, and once the car shows a tendency to move forward or the engine RPM reaches a certain level, release the brake.

Trending Ranking

Does Engine Start-Stop Technology Harm the Engine?

How to Handle an Expired Driver's License for One Month?

What does vehicle classification M1 mean?

What Causes the Idle Needle to Shake?

What does it mean when the engine yellow light is on and the brake pedal is hard to press?

Does Original Car Paint Have Any Impact After Repainting?

Can motorcycle tires be changed from front 100 to rear 150?

What is a Driving School File?

Remedial Measures for Driver's License Revocation?

Where is the drilling position on a motorcycle exhaust pipe?

More Forum Discussions

How many kilometers should the Focus belt be replaced?

What is needed to get the green book?

What is the Principle of Air Deflectors and Spoilers?

What to Do If the Driver's License Expires Without Timely Renewal?

Help

Cookie

Cookie Settings

© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.