Why does parallel parking result in crossing the line?

[DelClayton]

Parallel parking results in crossing the line because the opportunity to turn the steering wheel to the left after the car body forms a 45° angle with the sideline is not well grasped, and the steering wheel is turned too late. When entering the parallel parking test area, it is necessary to find the right parking position and maintain a distance of about 30cm between the right side of the car body and the sideline. A distance that is too large or too small will lead to crossing the line. Without poles as reference objects, it is necessary to learn to use the rearview mirror to identify the marking lines. Here are some practice tips: 1. When the left front corner of the garage disappears in the right rearview mirror, turn the steering wheel to the right to the limit and continue reversing while watching the left rearview mirror. 2. When the bottom line of the garage is completely visible, straighten the steering wheel, continue reversing the car, and keep watching the left rearview mirror.