Should You Accelerate or Decelerate When Turning a Car?
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You should decelerate when turning a car. Large turning radius: Try to make the turning radius as large as possible. To avoid hazards such as obstruction or collision, aim to steer toward a more distant point when turning. Check the rearview mirror: When making a turn, always check the rearview mirror to ensure there are no vehicles or pedestrians on the side or behind you before proceeding. Watch for blind spots: Novice drivers often focus only on what's ahead or to one side while turning, neglecting blind spots, which may lead to hitting the curb or causing a scrape. Always check for obstacles below the rearview mirror, and if necessary, open the door to take a look before turning. Steering control: Maintain proper control of the steering wheel. Steering is crucial when turning. For sharp turns, turn the wheel as much as needed, then gradually straighten it after completing the turn. For wide turns, steer slowly and smoothly.