Should You Press the Clutch or Brake First When Turning?

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GenevieveMarie
07/30/25 5:05am
First press the brake. For sharp turns, if the car shakes while braking, you may also need to downshift. Specific situations require specific operations. For some intersections with gentle turns, you can turn in third or fourth gear. Always brake first to reduce speed, and pressing the clutch ensures the car doesn't stall. Precautions for turning a car: 1. Adapt to the road: When turning, adjust the steering wheel according to the curvature of the road and coordinate with the driving speed, ensuring appropriate steering angle, timing, and timely wheel correction. Never take both hands off the steering wheel to avoid dangerous deviations. 2. Control the force: Slow down when turning and avoid turning the steering wheel too sharply to prevent excessive centrifugal force causing the car to skid. If the car skids, immediately release the accelerator pedal and turn the steering wheel toward the side of the skidding rear wheel. Once the car resumes straight driving, correct the steering wheel and continue driving.
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