How to Steer on Curves?

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McJosephine
07/29/25 9:09pm
Methods for steering on curves: Turn the steering wheel to the left for left curves and to the right for right curves. Precautions for steering on curves: 1. Avoid excessive steering wheel rotation; 2. Reduce throttle in advance, apply brakes, slow down the speed, and observe both side mirrors. The functions of a car steering wheel include: audio control, hands-free calling, cruise control, and instrument data switching. The working principle of the steering wheel is: converting force into torque and transmitting it to the steering shaft. The correct way to hold the steering wheel is: imagine the steering wheel as a clock face, with the left hand at the nine o'clock position and the right hand at the three o'clock position, thumbs naturally pointing upwards and the other four fingers pointing downwards.
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LaViolet
08/15/25 7:23pm
From my years of driving experience, handling the steering wheel in curves really requires skill. You must slow down in advance before entering a curve—ideally, release the throttle smoothly to decelerate at the entrance rather than braking sharply mid-turn. When turning the wheel, do it gently and steadily, keeping your hands at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions and adjusting the rotation based on the curve's sharpness. Avoid jerking the wheel abruptly, as this can easily cause skidding or loss of control. Vision is absolutely critical—focus your eyes on the exit of the curve, and the car will naturally follow the path. Lightly press the accelerator to accelerate when exiting the curve. Extra caution is needed in rain or snow, as slippery roads reduce traction, requiring even smoother movements. Speed control is also crucial: going too slow may cause the rear to swing out, while excessive speed risks running off the road—finding a safe balance is key. Regularly check tire wear and pressure, as good traction is the foundation of safe cornering.
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