What Causes the Vehicle to Cross the Line During Curve Driving?

[SanFelicity]

Curve Driving Crossing the Line Specific Causes and Solutions Are as Follows: 1. When turning, the driver fails to check reference points and steer in time, missing the right timing, causing the car to lean too far to the right and cross the line. 2. When the car is about to exit the S-curve, the driver hastily straightens the steering wheel, leading to the left side of the vehicle crossing the line. 3. Lack of car sense, failing to correctly judge the vehicle's movement trend, resulting in crossing the line. Solutions: 1. Before entering the curve, position the vehicle as close as possible to the right curve, then gradually turn the steering wheel to the left. Note: When turning, do not only observe the front wheels' path but also monitor the rear wheels' trajectory through the rearview mirror. 2. Once the front wheels have exited the curve range, turn the steering wheel half a turn to the right; otherwise, the rear wheels may cross the line.