What are the techniques for S-turns?

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CharlieAnn
07/29/25 5:16am
S-shaped curve driving method is as follows: 1. Just entering the S-curve: When first entering the S-curve, try to keep the car in the middle of the curve. 2. In the curve: In the curve, if the left side of the car is far from the curve, turn the steering wheel to the left; if the right side is far, turn the steering wheel to the right. 3. Narrow sections: When encountering a relatively narrow section in the middle, don't panic, and don't turn the steering wheel too much, just make slight adjustments. The steering wheel turns according to the direction of the curve, and your hands will naturally follow what your eyes see. If you focus too much on the steering wheel, it's easy to cross the line. Throughout the process, try to keep the speed as slow as possible and control the speed well. If the speed is too fast, you may not react in time and easily step on the line; if the speed is too slow, the vehicle may easily stall.
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