Where is the reference point for right-angle turns located on the door handle?

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VonEmilio
07/30/25 7:49am
During the right-angle turn test, you should turn the steering wheel when the door handle and that edge are parallel. Relevant information about the road test is as follows: 1. Introduction 1: The road test is a subject of the driver's license examination, where the examinee actually drives the vehicle under the supervision of the examiner, navigating various road conditions. 2. Introduction 2: The road test on safe and civilized driving knowledge includes safe driving operation requirements, safe driving knowledge under adverse weather and complex road conditions, emergency handling methods for situations like tire blowouts, and post-accident handling knowledge. The deduction points for right-angle turns are as follows: 1. Crossing the line: If the body is not adjusted to maintain a 30 cm distance from the right sideline, it is easier to cross the line during the turn. Additionally, whether in right-angle turns or S-turns, slow speed is key. If the speed is too fast and the steering is not timely, it can lead to crossing the line. 2. Lights: During the turn, the left turn signal must be activated. Forgetting to turn it on or off is the most common mistake made by students. Many students mistakenly switch the left turn signal to the right turn signal when turning it off, which is also a noteworthy issue.
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