When to Turn the Steering Wheel When Reversing Out of a Parking Space?

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SanAvery
07/29/25 6:04pm
When reversing out of a parking space, follow these steps to turn the steering wheel: 1. Observe the frontmost part of the car and the boundary line ahead. Turn the steering wheel fully to the left when the front of the car just covers the boundary line. 2. Check the left rear wheel through the left rearview mirror. Turn the steering wheel fully to the left when the left rear wheel just touches the line. 3. As the car is about to straighten, turn the steering wheel back halfway. Let the car move forward about one meter, then turn the steering wheel fully to the left again until reaching the stopping point. Method for reversing into a parking space: 1. First exit: Drive slowly straight. When you see the left rear wheel crossing the line in the left rearview mirror, turn the steering wheel fully to the left (one and a half turns) until the car body is roughly aligned with the path, then hold the steering wheel steady. 2. Second exit: Drive slowly straight. When you see the right rear wheel crossing the line in the right rearview mirror, turn the steering wheel fully to the right (one and a half turns). When the car body is almost parallel to the path, turn the steering wheel back halfway, and fully straighten it when completely parallel.
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