What is the method for turning the steering wheel when making a U-turn?

[StMaya]

The correct way to hold the steering wheel is to grip the left and right sides of the steering wheel with both hands, with four fingers wrapping from the outside in and the thumb naturally extended along the inner edge of the wheel. When starting, the tires may not be straight. First, straighten the steering wheel by turning it 2.5 turns to the left or 2.5 turns to the right.

[DeMicah]

The method of turning the steering wheel when making a U-turn is quite intuitive. I think it's all about turning it according to the direction. For example, if you want to make a left U-turn, turn the steering wheel to the left; for a right turn, turn it to the right. In short, just go with the flow. The speed must be slow—don't rush or turn sharply to avoid flipping or losing control. I often practice in open areas myself: first, check the blind spots to confirm there are no pedestrians or cars, then signal with the lights. When starting to turn, don't grip the steering wheel too tightly—hold it gently and turn about one full rotation. Remember, the environment is crucial—avoid making U-turns in narrow spaces and find a large intersection for safety. With more practice, you'll get the hang of it. Safety first is always the golden rule.