How to Steer with Narrow Front Wheels and Wide Rear Wheels?

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Hold the steering wheel with both hands in the "9:15" position. When turning the steering wheel, keep both hands on it and rotate it up to 180 degrees in either direction. This range of steering is sufficient for most situations. Additional guidelines are as follows: 1. Maintain an upright posture: Lean against the backrest of the seat. Adjust the seat height and position to the correct state. 2. Keep your eyes looking straight ahead: Gently hold the upper left part of the steering wheel with your left hand and the upper right part with your right hand, keeping both hands relaxed and naturally lowered. Your thumbs should point naturally upward, while the other fingers lightly grip the wheel from the outside in. 3. Balance movements to avoid shaking: Ensure smooth and balanced hand movements to prevent unnecessary shaking. If the steering wheel is affected by uneven road surfaces or front wheel deflection vibrations, grip it firmly to avoid injury to fingers or wrists during intense vibrations. If the vehicle veers left (right), correct the direction by steering right (left). When returning to the original path, gradually straighten the steering wheel. Avoid frequent corrections during this process.