How Many Turns Is 'Locking the Steering Wheel' in Subject 2?

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In Subject 2, locking the steering wheel means turning it one and a half full rotations. For example, if you turn half a rotation to the right, you can return to the center by turning half a rotation in the opposite direction. The advantage of full steering is that it allows you to quickly turn the wheels to the desired position and return them to center just as fast. When turning the steering wheel, your hands should always grip it at the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions, holding it firmly. This is currently recognized as the safest way to hold the steering wheel. While turning the wheel, if the car is moving, always pay attention to the direction of the car's front end and avoid focusing solely on the steering wheel. It is recommended to have a clear understanding of steering wheel movements in your mind rather than trying to find the feel during actual operation.