Will points be deducted if the car body is not straight during reverse parking?

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Reverse parking with the car body not straight will not result in point deductions. As long as the car body does not cross the lines during reverse parking, no points will be deducted. Whether the car body is straight or tilted does not affect the test results. Below are relevant details: Introduction: This assesses the driver's ability to operate the car in a designated area. Reverse parking is one of the evaluation points in the driver's test. Extended information on reverse parking operation techniques: Control the driving speed by using first gear or reverse gear at idle speed throughout the process. Maintain the same speed as when starting. Control the timing of steering. During the reversing process, observe carefully, grasp the key points of steering, and steer at the right moment. Control the driving path. During the test, the car's driving path mainly depends on the speed of turning the steering wheel and the driving speed. When reversing, aim accurately at the boundary lines, correct the direction in time, and ensure the car enters the parking space straight.