How much should the steering wheel be turned when pulling over?

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When pulling over and changing lanes, the steering wheel should be turned 3-10 degrees, which means turning the wheel 2-5 centimeters. Avoid making sharp turns when changing lanes, especially at high speeds, as this can easily cause the vehicle to roll over. After entering the right-side parking lane, you can slowly turn the steering wheel 45 degrees to align the vehicle. The key to alignment is to have the front hood coincide with the right-side road boundary line, at which point the right side of the vehicle should be about 30 cm from the road boundary line. Below are detailed explanations: 1. Explanation one: Due to differences in height among individuals, the reference points for pulling over may vary. Alternatively, you can align the left wiper's rivet position with the right-side road boundary line. 2. Explanation two: You can check the side mirror to see if the door handle just touches the road edge line, at which point the vehicle body is also about 30 cm from the road boundary line.