How to Turn and Return the Steering Wheel?

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Here is the relevant introduction on how to turn and return the steering wheel during a turn: 1. Right turn - turn the steering wheel one full rotation: For a right turn, one full rotation is generally needed. If it's a large intersection, you may feel the need to stop turning midway through the right turn. For smaller intersections, if the angle isn't sufficient, you can adjust slightly. The degree to which you turn the steering wheel for a right turn depends on the size of the intersection—the larger the intersection, the smaller the steering wheel rotation required. 2. Left turn - turn the steering wheel half a rotation: Turning too much at a large intersection may lead you into oncoming traffic. Especially when making a left turn across two or three lanes, excessive steering wheel rotation in the right lane can interfere with left-turning vehicles in the left lane. The correct method is to initially turn the steering wheel slightly less than half a rotation, and if it feels insufficient, adjust slightly more until it feels appropriate.