Reasons for the Right Front Wheel Crossing the Line in a 90-Degree Turn

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The main reason for the right front wheel crossing the line in a 90-degree turn is an incorrect entry angle. Here is a detailed introduction to the techniques for a 90-degree turn: 1. Entering the turn: For a left turn, approach the corner, keeping 300mm from the side line, and enter the turn. 2. Steering: When the left rearview mirror aligns with the inner corner of the turn, turn the steering wheel fully to the left and proceed out of the corner. Before turning, try to drive as close to the outer side as possible. Only start turning inward slowly when the front of the car is about 500~700mm from the opposite side line. 3. Exiting the turn: Align the front of the car with the exit, straighten the steering wheel, and continue forward. While looking ahead, also observe the rearview mirror. When you feel the middle of the car is about to reach the vertex of the corner, slowly straighten the steering wheel and gradually adjust the car's direction until it completely exits the turn, completing the 90-degree turn.