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Parking lot turns can be a challenge for many newbies. I used to be a newbie and was a little confused about how to judge the timing and angle of the wheel when turning in the parking lot. However, through many practices and experience, I have gradually mastered some skills that allow me to be more confident and accurate in judging the timing of wheel strikes when turning in the parking lot to avoid scratching the vehicle. In this article, I will share these experiences and tips and illustrate them in conjunction with my own story.
First of all, for parking lot turns, I found that the key is to observe and judge the turning angle in advance. When I first started practicing parking lot turns, I often turned too hard or too slowly, causing the vehicle to collide with obstacles. Later, I got into the habit of observing the turning road in the parking lot in advance. I stop before the car enters the turning area, observe the width and curvature of the turning road, and then adjust the speed and angle of the wheel when turning based on the observations. Doing so not only avoids scratches in the vehicle, but also makes cornering smoother and more natural.
Secondly, I found that practicing parking lot turns requires a lot of practice and trial and error. When I first started practicing parking lot turns, I often made mistakes because I was nervous or unfamiliar with the turning road. However, with constant practice and repeated attempts, I gradually became familiar with the techniques and points of parking lot turns. I would choose different types of parking lots, including spacious ones and narrow ones, to practice my cornering skills. Through trial and error, I gradually improved my accuracy and self-confidence in judging the timing of the wheel when turning in the parking lot.
In practice, I have also encountered some challenges and difficulties. For example, sometimes there are some blind spots or obstacles blocking the view on the parking lot turning road, which requires me to be more careful and cautious in handling the vehicle to avoid colliding with obstacles. In addition, parking lot turns also need to take into account the situation of other vehicles and pedestrians, and you need to be vigilant and aware of your surroundings at all times.
Through these practices and experiences, I have gradually mastered the skills of judging the timing of the wheel when turning in the parking lot, and I am able to complete the turning operation with more confidence and accuracy. For beginners, if you want to avoid scratching when turning in a parking lot, the key is to observe and judge the turning angle in advance, practice and try a lot, and be vigilant and aware of your surroundings. Only by continuously accumulating experience and summarizing experience can we judge the timing of the wheel more easily when turning in the parking lot and avoid the vehicle scratching.