How to Steer and Use Reference Points for a Right-Angle S-Turn?
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First, before entering the curve, you should slow down in advance and follow the principle of taking the outer line. Generally, the first turn is a left turn, so you should drive close to the right side. When the left corner of the car touches the right sideline, turn the steering wheel one full turn to the left. While driving, adjust the steering wheel left or right by 90 degrees to keep the left corner of the car pressing against the right sideline. After completing the right line of the first turn, keep the steering wheel steady. When the right corner of the car touches the right sideline, straighten the steering wheel and continue moving forward slowly. When you see that the left one-third of the engine hood touches the left sideline of the right turn, turn the steering wheel one full turn to the right and continue driving. After the vehicle exits the curve, align the front of the car with the S-turn exit, straighten the steering wheel, and continue driving forward to exit the curve test area.