How to steer when reversing to the left?
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When reversing to the left, turn the steering wheel to the left. There's one key principle to remember when reversing a vehicle: steer the wheel in the direction you want the rear of the car to go. Points to note when steering while reversing: 1. Master the basic technique: Simply put, before reversing, stay calm, observe the surroundings carefully, and decide whether you want the rear to go left or right. Turn the steering wheel left to make the rear go left, and right to make it go right. Also, determine how much to turn the wheel by using reference points in the rearview mirror. 2. Adjusting the car body: When the rear leans to one side, correct it by steering to the opposite side (if the rear is leaning left, steer right to straighten it, and vice versa). 3. Overcome fear: Stay calm, think carefully, observe and analyze correctly, and practice more. Consider your actions before executing them. 4. Avoid the habit of turning the steering wheel while stationary: This can cause more damage to the vehicle.
I've been driving for almost thirty years. When reversing to the left, turn the steering wheel to the right because the direction is reversed when backing up, and the wheel turn will make the rear of the car move to the left. Remember to move gently and avoid sudden turns. Coordinate with the left rearview mirror to observe slowly, ensuring there are no obstacles or pedestrians. Keep the speed at the minimum, and it's best to practice a few times in an open area. Once you develop the habit, it will become natural. Practice more to avoid sudden accidents.
