What is the correct hand position for steering?

[TravisAnn]

The correct hand positions for steering are as follows: Steering hand positions: When steering, your hands should alternate positions. When turning the steering wheel one full rotation, your left hand should turn halfway, followed immediately by your right hand continuing the turn. Safe hand positions: First, master the safer way to hold the steering wheel. Place your left hand near the 9 o'clock position and your right hand near the 3 o'clock position. Your hands should grip the wheel firmly but not too tightly. Your thumbs should rest naturally on the wheel. High-speed hand positions: When driving at high speeds (above 90 km/h), avoid making sudden movements with the steering wheel. Even slight adjustments can cause the car to veer, which can be dangerous. Make only minor adjustments to the steering wheel. Keep both hands firm but not overly tense. Incorrect hand positions: When steering, avoid using one hand to turn the wheel back and forth while resting the other hand on the gear shift. This is a bad habit that not only increases driving risks but can also damage the transmission. Always use both hands to steer the wheel.