When reversing, if the steering wheel is turned to the right, which direction do the rear wheels move?
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When reversing, if the steering wheel is turned to the right, the rear wheels will move to the right. During reversing, it is essential to master the operation method of 'drive slowly, steer quickly.' Turning the steering wheel to the left will make the rear of the car turn left, while turning it to the right will make the rear turn right—the steering method is the same as when driving forward. Here are some precautions for reversing: Master the basic technique: Before reversing, observe the surroundings carefully and decide whether the rear of the car should move left or right. Additionally, determine how much to turn the steering wheel by finding reference points in the rearview mirror, and only proceed after careful consideration. When making corrections: If the rear of the car is leaning to one side, if the car body is leaning left, it must be moved right to straighten, so turn the steering wheel to the right, and vice versa. Only after the steering is corrected (adjusted) can turning the wheel to the other side change the direction of the rear. Before the steering is corrected, turning the wheel back can only reduce the degree of deviation of the rear.