What are the solutions for beginners who cannot steer the wheel properly?
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Solutions for beginners who cannot steer the wheel properly are: 1. Control the steering wheel by pushing with the left hand and pulling with the right hand in a smooth and gentle motion; 2. When holding the steering wheel, use your hands to support it to reduce bad driving habits; 3. When turning the steering wheel, follow the principle of 'turn more, return more; turn less, return less; turn fast, return fast.' The speed of returning the steering wheel should be quick and accurate. Methods for controlling the steering wheel while reversing are: 1. When reversing, if the rear of the car needs to go left, turn the steering wheel to the left; if the rear needs to go right, turn the steering wheel to the right; 2. To straighten the car body, if the rear is leaning left, turn the steering wheel to the right; if the rear is leaning right, turn the steering wheel to the left; 3. After correcting the car body, straighten the steering wheel and reverse slowly.
When I first started learning to drive, I was all thumbs with the steering wheel. It wasn't until I practiced in an empty lot for a while that I got the hang of it. The most important thing is not to panic—remember to place your hands at the 3 and 9 o'clock positions, like holding a clock. When turning, cross your hands over each other: push with your right hand and pull with your left for a left turn, and vice versa for a right turn. I specifically practiced stationary steering—car off, turning the wheel from full lock left to full lock right and back, gradually memorizing the one-and-a-half turns. Don't expect to get it right in one go at first; making two or three adjustments during a U-turn is perfectly normal. The key is to develop a sense of direction, like the feel of straightening the wheel as the car's nose aligns after a turn. Spending 20 minutes a day on this, you'll see noticeable improvement in two weeks—take it slow and steady.
