What kind of car has the steering wheel on the right?
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Vehicles with the steering wheel on the right are called right-hand drive cars. The function of the steering wheel is to convert the force applied by the driver on the steering wheel's edge into torque, which is then transmitted to the steering shaft, thereby controlling the vehicle. The working principle of the steering wheel is: the steering mechanism converts circular motion into linear motion through a rack and pinion system, pushing the wheels to rotate via the steering linkage, thus achieving the vehicle's steering function. The methods for turning the steering wheel are: 1. Control the steering wheel by pushing with the left hand and pulling with the right hand in a smooth, even motion; 2. When holding the steering wheel, support it with your hands to reduce bad driving habits; 3. When turning the steering wheel, use more turns for larger adjustments, fewer turns for smaller adjustments, and quick turns for rapid responses. When returning the steering wheel, do so quickly and accurately.