When reversing, do you turn the steering wheel in the direction you want the car to go?
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When reversing, you turn the steering wheel in the direction you want the car to go. To adjust the rear of the car, you need to turn the steering wheel in the direction you want the rear to move. Similarly, when moving forward, to adjust the front of the car, turn the steering wheel in the desired direction. Here are some key points to note when reversing: 1. Master the basic technique: Before reversing, stay calm, observe the surroundings carefully, and decide whether you want the rear of the car to go left or right. Turn the steering wheel left to make the rear go left, and right to make it go right. At the same time, determine the appropriate amount of steering by using reference points in the rearview mirror. 2. Correcting the car's position: When the rear of the car drifts to one side, correct it by turning the steering wheel in the opposite direction. Only after the steering wheel is returned to the correct position can you turn it in the opposite direction to change the direction of the rear. Turning the wheel before it is fully corrected will only reduce the degree of drift. 3. Note: Avoid the habit of turning the steering wheel while the car is stationary, as this can damage the vehicle. If you need to move the car back and forth several times, make sure to turn the wheel in the opposite direction just before the car comes to a complete stop during each movement.
