Hello, many netizens may not know how to park in a reverse position correctly, and how to determine whether the car is aligned or not. But it doesn't matter, let me share some knowledge about how to park in a reverse position correctly and how to determine whether the car is aligned or not. You can pay attention to it and save it, so that you won't have trouble finding it next time. Let's start below!

What should I do if the rear of the car is skewed to the right while parking in reverse?

If the rear of the car is skewed to the right when parking in reverse, it means that the steering wheel was turned too early. At this time, you should straighten the steering wheel and adjust the vehicle. The specific operation is: straighten the steering wheel half a circle left or right. The closer you are to the line, the larger the steering angle should be. When the distance between the tire and the corner is similar, turn the steering wheel completely to finish parking.

If the car has already parked in reverse and you want to correct the alignment, you should judge it based on the distance between the rear of the car and the line. If the rear is skewed to the right and you want to move the car a little to the left, turn the steering wheel a little to the left. If you want to correct the alignment to the right, turn the steering wheel a little to the right.

There are only three unexpected situations when parking in reverse. The first one is that the car is parked but not aligned, so you need to correct the alignment. The second one is that the steering wheel was turned too early when straightening. The third one is that the steering wheel was turned too late when straightening.

In summary, if the steering wheel was turned too early, you should straighten it in advance. If the steering wheel was turned too late, you should straighten it with a delay. When correcting the alignment, turn the steering wheel toward the direction you want to adjust.

These are just theoretical operations. In reality, the operations should be flexible and based on the actual situation. When parking in reverse, turn the steering wheel toward the side you want the rear of the car to go.

How to determine whether the car is aligned in reverse parking for subject 2 of the driving test

In subject 2 of the driving test, you can judge whether the car is aligned by observing the rearview mirror. As long as the parking lines displayed in the rearview mirror are parallel to the car, the car is aligned. After entering the parking space, the driver should look at the left rearview mirror. When the entire left side of the parking space is visible, immediately straighten the steering wheel. When the left door handle is level with the bottom line of the parking space in the left rearview mirror, immediately stop the car.

When parking in reverse, the driving route of the car mainly depends on the speed of turning the steering wheel and the driving speed. When reversing, make sure to align the side line and make timely adjustments to keep the car straight during parking.

How to align the car before parking in reverse

Here are the methods to align the car before parking in reverse: 1. Align the midpoint of the rear of the car with the midpoint of the bottom of the parking space and then straighten the steering wheel. If the rear of the car has entered the parking space while the front hasn't, and the rear of the car is tilted to one side, it means the steering wheel was turned too early or too quickly. 2. Straighten the steering wheel when the midpoint of the rear of the car is aligned with the midpoint of the bottom of the parking space. If the rear of the car has entered the parking space while the front hasn't, and the rear of the car is tilted towards the center line, it means the steering wheel was turned too late or too slowly. 3. When reversing, the front of the car must extend to the middle of the car width, and the midpoint of the rear must align with the midpoint of the bottom of the parking space. If you find the rear of the car slowly tilting to one side, it means the steering is not straight.