How to Ensure the Vehicle Stays in the Middle of the Road

[VincentFitz]

First, during the driving process, it is essential to maintain the correct sitting posture. Sit upright and avoid driving sideways. To keep the vehicle in the middle of the road, select appropriate reference points. You can follow these methods to ensure the vehicle stays centered on the road.

[McCamila]

To keep the car centered on the road, my experience is to focus on the distant center point of the road ahead, which makes it easier to judge direction. Always make slight adjustments to the steering wheel—avoid turning too much at once, especially at high speeds where loss of control is more likely. I use road markings or the shoulder as reference points, glancing every few seconds to confirm my position. On curved sections, anticipate the turning point in advance and maintain a steady speed. Additionally, the faster the speed, the easier it is to drift, so I try to stay within a reasonable range. Tire pressure should also be checked regularly—if it's too low, it can affect handling and cause the car to pull to one side. When I was a beginner, I often drifted off course, but with practice, it became second nature. The key is to stay relaxed and avoid tension. When parking, I also make a habit of aligning properly to the side to avoid developing bad habits.