How to Steer When the Front of the Car is Crooked?

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Here is the introduction on how to steer when the front of the car is crooked: 1. Principle: When reversing, steer in the direction you want the rear of the car to go. When moving forward, steer towards the wider side. 2. Aligning the car body using the three-point-one-line method: The so-called "three-point-one-line" refers to the projection point on the ground formed by the line connecting the driver's eyes, any point on the car, and the first two points during driving, while "one line" refers to the ray connecting the first two points. While driving, the driver can observe the distance between the second and third points and surrounding obstacles, thereby determining the distance between the car body and surrounding obstacles, which provides an important reference for maintaining a safe distance between the car body and surrounding obstacles. Additional information: The following are precautions for adjusting direction: 1. The view that the car body won't be crooked if the steering wheel is not moved is incorrect. 2. Adjusting the sitting posture properly is very important. 3. The view that observing whether the car body is parallel through the rearview mirror is incorrect.