How to Use Reference Points and Steer the Wheel in Automatic Transmission Subject 2 S-Curve?
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When completing the straight section of the curve driving test, it is essential to align the car body straight before entering and drive to the center of the road. If the front of the car is about to cross the roadside line, turn the steering wheel slightly more to the left to keep the left side of the car's front aligned with the roadside line.
I just passed the second driving test not long ago, and the S-curve is my strongest skill. Before entering the curve, make sure the car is aligned straight, sit upright with your head against the headrest for accurate reference points. When starting the left turn, focus on the left side of the hood—once it aligns with the right line, turn the steering wheel one full turn to the left. Don’t just look ahead; scan the side mirrors to ensure even spacing on both sides, making minor adjustments if needed. When the car feels centered and straight, return the wheel. Then switch to the right turn, watching the right side of the hood for the left line—once it touches, turn the wheel one full turn to the right, adjusting similarly to exit the curve. Remember not to steer too sharply or too slowly, keep movements steady, and control the speed to avoid going too fast. Practice a few times, and your body will naturally memorize the rhythm—it’ll feel effortless.
