When reversing, which way does the car body move when the steering wheel is turned to the left?

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When reversing, turning the steering wheel to the left makes the front of the car move to the right. If you need to adjust the rear of the car to the left, turn the steering wheel to the left; to adjust the rear to the right, turn the steering wheel to the right. Extended content: If the entire car body is leaning to the left, adjusting the car body can be divided into two situations: 1. When the car is moving forward: Using the front of the car as a reference, if the front is leaning to the left, it means the right side is wider. Turn the steering wheel to the right and straighten it when the car body is about to align with the markings on both sides. 2. When the car is moving backward: Using the rear of the car as a reference, if the rear is leaning to the right, it means the left side is wider. Turn the steering wheel to the left and straighten it when the car body is about to align with the markings on both sides.