Which direction do the wheels turn when steering left?
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When moving forward, turning the steering wheel left makes the vehicle turn left; turning it right makes the vehicle turn right. When reversing, turning the steering wheel left makes the rear of the vehicle move left; turning it right makes the rear move right. For a forward-moving vehicle, turning the steering wheel left causes the vehicle to turn left. When reversing, turning the steering wheel left makes the front wheels turn right while the rear wheels remain unchanged, causing the vehicle to move backward to the left. Below are detailed instructions on steering: Requirements for steering: Beginner drivers should first sit upright and steady, adjust the seat properly, and grip the steering wheel firmly with both hands. Hold the steering wheel at the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions, or slightly higher depending on personal preference. Steering techniques: When turning during driving, if turning left, the left hand should exert force while the right hand assists. When straightening, the right hand exerts force while the left hand assists. If turning right, the right hand exerts force while the left hand assists, and when straightening, the left hand exerts force while the right hand assists. When making a U-turn, always cross your hands while steering—avoid turning the wheel bit by bit (commonly known as "feeding the wheel"), as this can lead to confusion and loss of control in emergencies. Avoid turning the wheel while stationary or turning it to the full lock, as this can cause tire wear and increase stress on the vehicle's steering system.
