Why Did I Fail the Straight-Line Driving Test in Subject 3?

[OCooper]

Unstable steering control, inability to maintain straight-line driving; failure to promptly take deceleration measures when encountering braking by the vehicle ahead; riding or pressing the solid center line or edge line of the lane during driving; inaccurate control of the vehicle's direction, with steering wobble and deviation from the correct path; prolonged riding or pressing the lane dividing line while driving. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Timely correction: Unstable steering control does not mean not moving the steering wheel. When a vehicle is driving on the road, it is impossible to always go straight; the vehicle will inevitably have an angle and gradually deviate from the lane. Therefore, during driving, it is essential to correct the direction promptly, using minor adjustments to the steering wheel. 2. Reasons for failure: If you hesitate to adjust the steering wheel, you will miss the opportunity to correct. By the time the vehicle's deviation angle becomes significant, any steering adjustment will be too large, leading to failure, or being too close to the lane line will also result in failure.