When to Turn the Steering Wheel for a Left Turn in Subject Three?
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When the vehicle has passed halfway through the stop line, you should start turning the steering wheel. Quickly straighten the wheel once the front of the car aligns with the lane. For right turns in Subject Three, the reaction time for turning the steering wheel needs to be faster than for left turns because the distance between lanes is shorter. Here is some relevant information: Precautions for turning in Subject Three: 1. After hearing the voice command, turn your head left and right to check the rearview mirrors and confirm the road traffic conditions. 2. Lightly tap the brake to ensure the system registers the braking action. Avoid braking too hard, as this can easily stall the car if the speed is too slow. 3. Turn on the turn signal and maintain it for three seconds. 4. Before or after turning, if it is necessary to change lanes, always look for the most appropriate moment to do so. Avoid sudden lane changes without signaling, as this can affect vehicles in other lanes.