What causes the left rear wheel to press against the corner during a right-angle turn?

[DiOmar]

The reasons for the left rear wheel pressing against the edge line during a right-angle turn: the vehicle speed was not properly controlled before entering the turn, and the steering wheel rotation arc was too small. Additionally, the steering wheel rotation speed was too slow before entering the turn. Right-angle turn: A right-angle turn is an assessment point in Subject 2 of the driver's license test. It evaluates the driver's ability to correctly manipulate the steering and accurately judge the inner and outer wheel differentials when driving through sharp turns. Key points include: shifting into first gear, releasing the handbrake, slowly lifting the clutch to maintain semi-engagement for smooth forward movement, keeping the left wiper's left dot (the first rivet) aligned with the right edge yellow line at a 20 cm distance, and then focusing on a point slightly ahead of the front left door lock. Precautions for right-angle turns: While slowly driving into the test area, maintain a 30 cm distance between the vehicle body and the right edge line.