How to steer when the right side of the car scrapes against a wall?
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Do not turn the steering wheel or turn it to the right directly while reversing. Wait until the car body is a certain distance away from the corner of the wall before slowly straightening the steering wheel and reversing further to align the car body. Below is relevant information: 1. Most common issues when drivers make sharp right-angle turns: The right front or left rear door scrapes against the wall when turning left, and the right B-pillar or its surrounding area scrapes against the wall when turning right. 2. How to make the turn: If you can still turn the steering wheel to the right, turn it a bit more while reversing to move away from the wall faster. After moving away from the wall, drive forward a bit before turning right. When turning right, keep the car as close to the left as possible, and only turn the steering wheel to the right after two-thirds of the car body has passed the corner. Pay attention to the rearview mirror.