When the car tail deviates to the right while reversing, which way should the steering wheel be turned?

[MacMax]

When the car tail deviates to the right while reversing, turn the steering wheel to the right. Here are the detailed instructions: Principle of direction correction: Take the car tail as the reference. If the tail tends to lean right, turn the steering wheel right; if the tail leans left, turn it left, then straighten in the opposite direction. Reference points for reversing into a parking space: Lines drawn on the ground can be seen through the rearview mirror; the side of another car or a wall makes it easy to spot deviation—look for a properly parked car as a reference; the wall at the rear of the car is a bit more challenging—look back directly (not through the rearview mirror) and adjust the direction at any time to ensure the car is perpendicular to the wall. Mastering basic techniques: Before reversing, observe the surroundings carefully and decide whether the tail should go left or right. Turn the steering wheel left to make the tail go left, and turn it right to make the tail go right.