What are the driving techniques for straight-line driving in the driving test?

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Kirk
07/30/25 7:18am
Here is an introduction to the techniques for straight-line driving in the driving test: 1. Control the steering wheel: The first thing to do is to relax and not grip the steering wheel too tightly. When the steering wheel is straightened, the vehicle will not veer off course. Generally, keeping the steering wheel level and steady will allow the vehicle to drive straight. The car might slightly deviate from the straight line; if it veers to one side, turn the steering wheel slightly in the opposite direction, avoiding large adjustments. 2. Look far ahead: During driving, it's essential to look far into the distance to detect any deviation early and make timely corrections. The farther you look, the sooner you can identify issues. 3. Find reference points: It's important to find suitable reference points on the road. Beginners often struggle to gauge the vehicle's trajectory, so learning to identify appropriate road references can help maintain straight-line driving. Examples include the centerline of the road, roadside lines, curbs, and large trees along the roadside.
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