What to Do If You Can't Keep the Car Straight or Recognize Drifting?

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Choose a reference point; your eyes alone cannot be the sole judgment standard. The car's direction should also be determined by selecting appropriate reference points, such as lane markings or roadside trees, and then aligning them with your peripheral vision. Below is an introduction to car drifting: 1. Introduction: Car drifting refers to the phenomenon where a car, while driving straight on a flat road, spontaneously veers to one side, causing the line connecting the front and rear axle centers to deviate from the centerline of the driving trajectory. 2. Hazards: Minor drifting can lead to uneven tire wear or tire damage, while severe cases may cause tire blowouts or loss of vehicle control, leading to dangerous situations. 3. Symptoms: Typically, a car driving on a flat, straight road should not deviate more than four to five meters over a distance of 1,000 meters. Exceeding this range indicates the car is experiencing drifting.