When to Steer When Turning a Car?
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The timing for steering when turning is as follows: 1. When making a left turn and the road appears narrow, turn the steering wheel when the right corner of the car's front aligns with the roadside. 2. If the road is wide during a left turn, you can steer earlier. 3. When making a right turn on a narrow road, turn the steering wheel when the left front of the car aligns with the roadside. 4. For a right turn on a wide road, you can steer earlier. Precautions when turning: 1. Always slow down when turning the car, and avoid turning the steering wheel too quickly to prevent skidding. If the car skids, immediately release the accelerator pedal, steer the wheel toward the side of the rear-wheel skid, and wait for the car to stabilize before straightening the wheel and continuing to drive. 2. Avoid using the brake pedal when turning, especially emergency braking. 3. When turning, coordinate steering with the curve and match the speed, ensuring the turning angle is appropriate. Keep both hands on the steering wheel to prevent deviation and potential hazards.