How to Steer When Reversing for Beginners?
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Introduction to steering when reversing for beginners: When the steering wheel is turned to the left, the car will rotate with the left rear wheel as the center. At this time, the center point does not move, only the right side moves, causing the rear of the car to turn to the left. When the steering wheel is turned to the right, the car will rotate with the right rear wheel as the center. At this time, the center point does not move, only the left side moves, causing the rear of the car to turn to the right. Below are some related tips for reversing a car: 1. When reversing, master the operation method of "slow driving, fast steering". The reversing speed should be controlled within 5km/h. During reversing, if limited by terrain or the steering angle of the steering wheel, and you need to repeatedly move forward or backward, you should quickly use the vehicle's movement to turn the steering wheel at the moment before stopping after each backward or forward movement, preparing for the next forward or backward movement. Do not forcefully turn the steering wheel after the vehicle has stopped. 2. Do not develop the habit of turning the steering wheel while the car is stationary, as this can more easily damage the vehicle. If you need to move the car back and forth several times, pay attention to turning the wheel in the opposite direction before the car comes to a complete stop at the end of each movement, turning it as much as possible.
