Where is the center point of the wiper?
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The midpoint of the wiper is usually marked on training vehicles. If there is no mark, you can communicate with the instructor or classmates. The midpoint of the wiper refers to the middle position of the wiper when it stops in its original position on the front windshield. Since there is no mark, you need to rely on your own judgment. More information about wipers is as follows: 1. Determining the position of the left wheel: You need to know where the left wheel will pass to avoid the tire pressing on solid lines or obstacles like potholes and stones on the road. When the line of sight aligns the protruding node of the left wiper with an object on the ground, the left wheel will pass over that object. For example, if the wiper node aligns with the centerline on the ground, the tire will pass over the centerline. 2. Driving 60 centimeters from the centerline: Maintaining a distance of 60 centimeters from the centerline is generally safe during normal driving. When the line of sight aligns the lower left corner of the front windshield with the road centerline, the vehicle body is exactly 60 centimeters away from the centerline. 3. Determining the position of the right wheel: When the line of sight aligns the right wiper with the target, the tire will pass over that target.
