Which way to turn the steering wheel when the left side is narrow during reverse parking?

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Turn right. If the left side is narrow and the right side is wide during reverse parking, adjust by turning the steering wheel to the right. Conversely, if the left side is wide and the right side is narrow, turn the steering wheel to the left to correct it. In short, turn the steering wheel towards the wider side to adjust. Below is additional information on common reverse parking methods: "Non"-shaped reverse parking, commonly seen in large shopping malls. For "non-shaped" reverse parking, the vehicle should be perpendicular to the target parking space, with the B-pillar of your vehicle as a reference point. Using the first parking space as a reference, you can generally reverse into the third parking space. Roadside "line"-shaped reverse parking, commonly known as parallel parking. For "line-shaped" parallel parking, use the car in front as a reference, align the body, turn the steering wheel to the right, and observe. When the angle between the two cars reaches 45 degrees, straighten the steering wheel and reverse. If estimated correctly, you can complete the parking in one go. Diagonal reverse parking, also known as diagonal or irregular parking.