How to Steer the Wheel When First Learning to Drive?

[DiLillian]

For beginners, the specific method to steer the wheel is as follows: Hold the left hand at the 9 o'clock position and the right hand at the 3-4 o'clock position. The thumbs should grip the inner side of the steering wheel, while the other four fingers wrap around the outer side. Below is an introduction to steering techniques: 1. Left Turn: When the vehicle needs to turn left, first activate the left turn signal. Use the left hand to steer the wheel to the left, with the right hand assisting in pushing left. After the turn, use the right hand to steer the wheel back to the right to align the direction straight ahead. 2. Right Turn: When the vehicle needs to turn right, first activate the right turn signal. Use the right hand to steer the wheel to the right, with the left hand assisting in pushing right. After the turn, use the left hand to steer the wheel back to align the direction straight ahead. 3. U-Turn: There are two scenarios for U-turns. First, if there is ample space ahead, you can 'take a wide turn,' keeping a slightly greater distance from the inner side to avoid scraping accidents. 4. Continuous Curves: The key to navigating continuous curves is to reduce speed. Before entering the curve, you can lean slightly to the right. If turning right, lean slightly to the left. The exact number of wheel turns depends on the actual situation. 5. Reversing: Before reversing, observe the surroundings carefully and decide whether the rear of the car should go left or right. Steering left will make the rear go left, and steering right will make the rear go right. The amount of steering should be adjusted by using reference points in the rearview mirror.