At what position should the steering wheel be turned for a right turn?

[DiJosiah]

Right turns are typically initiated when the left front of the vehicle forms a 90-degree angle with the intersection. Before turning, ensure that the turn signal is activated and be mindful of other vehicles and pedestrians. Below are some key considerations for steering during right turns: Avoid forcing the steering wheel on poor road conditions: When driving on rough or uneven roads, it's advisable to 'relax' your grip on the steering wheel. This doesn't mean completely letting go, but rather allowing the wheel to naturally return to position. Forcing the wheel for stability can potentially damage the power steering pump. Refrain from jerking the steering wheel: Some drivers tend to turn sharply to match high speeds during turns, sometimes accompanied by audible thuds. This practice can easily damage the steering mechanism and, if repeated frequently, will significantly wear down the steering components, reducing the vehicle's lifespan. Steer at low speeds to prevent collisions: Always carefully assess road conditions before turning, reduce speed appropriately, and then execute the turn to avoid accidents. Many drivers rush their turns, increasing the risk of danger. Proper observation before turning is crucial.