Why Does a New Driver's Car Drift on the Highway?
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Most cases of a new driver's car drifting are caused by the driver themselves. Excessive Nervousness: Being overly nervous leads to excessive steering wheel movements. Limited Field of Vision: A narrow field of vision can cause the car to drift unconsciously. Steering Wheel Issues: Incorrect steering wheel calibration or misalignment. Reference Points: Disorganized reference points or failure to find suitable ones. Methods to Drive Straight: Look far ahead on the road, keep the steering wheel straight, and find reliable reference points. The most important thing is to practice frequently to develop a feel for the car. As a car owner, the real way to prevent drifting is to practice more. New drivers may not have a strong sense of the road or the car, which cannot be taught in driving school. It's best to find an empty road to practice on, as more practice will lead to improvement. During this time, you can ask a friend to help remind you or drive a car equipped with a lane departure warning system.