Driving to the left front refers to going straight, not making a left turn. Straight-line driving techniques: 1. Look ahead and pay attention to both sides: First, when driving straight, the driver should look ahead and pay attention to both sides. It is necessary to select a reference point, maintain straight-line driving, adjust the direction in time, and always be aware of various traffic conditions ahead, ensuring timely detection and handling. 2. Look far and near, hold the steering wheel correctly: The driver should adjust the distance of looking ahead according to the speed of the vehicle. If the speed is faster, look farther; if the speed is slower, look appropriately closer. Also, use peripheral vision to occasionally check the surroundings of the vehicle. 3. Drive smoothly: When operating the steering wheel, use one hand to pull and the other to push. Both hands should manipulate the steering wheel steadily and naturally, keeping them shoulder-width apart without applying too much force. When adjusting the direction, turn early and slightly, with a combination of turning and returning, ensuring one hand pulls while the other pushes. Use both hands cooperatively to keep the vehicle moving straight. 4. Speed control: Finally, there are speed requirements. Maintain a constant speed for straight-line driving. Generally, it is advisable to drive at a moderate speed, not exceeding the warning line, which ensures both driving safety and fuel efficiency. During tests, accelerate or decelerate as required.
