What Are the Correct Techniques for Turning While Driving?
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Driving turns can be categorized into left turns and right turns, and turning is also involved during U-turns and reversing. For the following different scenarios, the correct turning techniques can be specifically divided into: Sharp turns on ordinary roads: Sound the horn and slow down 50 to 100 meters before starting the turn. When visibility is limited at the curve, quickly steer the car to the right side of the road to avoid obstructing normal traffic flow. Turns at intersections: For left turns, signal in advance and stay as close to the center of the road as possible to facilitate vehicles behind and those making right turns. For right turns, also signal first, turn slowly, and be mindful of the impact of the inner wheel difference to prevent the rear right wheel from going off the road and colliding with pedestrians or obstacles. Turns in heavy fog or sandstorms: Turn on the front small lights and fog lights in advance, honk frequently to alert pedestrians and other vehicles, proceed slowly, and always be prepared to brake and stop. Turns on rainy, snowy, or muddy roads: Use the engine's drag resistance in advance to reduce speed and proceed slowly, avoiding sudden steering or hard braking. When turning uphill, if other vehicles are stuck due to slipping and causing congestion, pull over to the right and wait until the road is clear before proceeding. When turning downhill and slipping, take care to prevent the car from sliding and causing a collision. Turns on steep slopes: Approaching the curve, slow down, sound the horn, and proceed cautiously. On steep slopes, shift to a lower gear in advance to ensure sufficient climbing power, avoiding gear changes during the turn. Choose the right moment to steer to complete the turn in one smooth motion.
