How to avoid scratching obstacles when leaving the warehouse

First, when Out of stock with the front of the car facing outward, don't rush to turn the steering wheel.
Let's observe the distance on both sides of the vehicle first.
If the distance is just right, then when our B-pillar
passes the front of the adjacent vehicle, and then turn the steering wheel at this time,
there will be no scratch and you can turn safely.
If the distance to the adjacent vehicle is very close, only about 10 - 20 centimeters,
then when our B-pillar passes the front of the adjacent vehicle and turns,
the rear of the car is likely to scratch the front of the adjacent vehicle.
The correct handling method is to straighten the steering wheel.
Second, when reversing and Out of stock, if the distance is also just right,
we just keep an eye on the rearview mirror. When the rearview mirror aligns with the headlight of the adjacent vehicle,
turn the steering wheel fully and you can exit the parking space safely.
If the adjacent vehicle is parked very close to our driver's seat,
we first fold the rearview mirror and then continue to reverse.
Let's look at the A-pillar. When the A-pillar aligns with the headlight of the adjacent vehicle,
turn the steering wheel fully to exit the parking space at this time and there will be no scratch.