What is the relationship between the steering wheel and the movement of the car body?

[IsabelRose]

The steering wheel directs the movement of the rear of the car. When the steering wheel is turned to the left, the rear of the car will turn left, and vice versa, whether moving forward or reversing. Precautions for steering are as follows: 1. Use a reference point on the front of the car: When the reference point is in the middle of the road or at a specific location, you should accurately sense the current position of the car to determine the timing and extent of steering. 2. Utilize peripheral vision: Avoid focusing too far ahead or fixating only on the area near the front of the car, which can delay corrective steering. 3. Develop the habit of not moving the steering wheel unless the car deviates: Corrections should be made "timely," neither too late nor too excessive. Generally, returning to the straight position should be slightly early, with minimal adjustment, followed by a firm grip on the steering wheel. 4. Combine with field training to practice the timing and speed of steering: Practice figure-eight patterns and right-angle turns during driving lessons.