What are the precautions when turning a car?
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When turning a car, the steering wheel operation should match the road curvature and coordinate with the driving speed to achieve appropriate steering angle, proper steering timing, and timely direction correction. It is strictly prohibited to take both hands off the steering wheel to prevent dangerous deviation. Below are relevant introductions about car turning: Slow down when turning: Do not turn the steering wheel too sharply to avoid 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 where the rear wheels are skidding. Once the vehicle resumes straight driving, correct the steering wheel and continue driving. Use turn signals at intersections: When turning left, besides changing lanes and activating the turn signal in advance, try to drive closer to the center of the road while waiting to turn to facilitate the passage of following vehicles. When turning right, besides merging into the outer lane in advance, also turn on the right turn signal to alert pedestrians on the roadside. Reduce speed when turning right and be mindful of the impact of the inner wheel difference to avoid scraping pedestrians.