Right turns are generally played at a 90-degree angle between the left front of the car and the turn. Generally speaking, if the road is relatively wide, you can hit the direction in advance. The vehicle should remain straight and let the car gradually slow down so that it can turn better.
When the front of the car exceeds the stop line of the turning road, the owner must hit the steering wheel to the right at a lower speed, and then step on the accelerator, and the car can turn right. When we are almost at the end of the corner, we choose a correction direction, hit the steering wheel, then step on the accelerator to accelerate, get out of the corner, and complete the right turn.
What do I need to pay attention to when playing the steering wheel on the road?
1. Do not slam the steering wheel. Some friends are faster when turning, in order to match the speed, usually will hit the steering wheel, and sometimes hear a "pop" sound, the steering wheel will be killed. As everyone knows, in the long run, it will greatly wear out the wheels of the steering wheel and reduce the service life of the car.
2, when the road conditions are not good, do not compare with the steering wheel. When we drive to some of the more bumpy roads, we must learn to "let go" of the steering wheel, which is not to let friends really let go, but to let the steering wheel naturally return. Blindly seeking stability by hitting the steering wheel will damage the power pump to a certain extent.
3. Play the steering wheel at low speed. When turning, be sure to carefully observe the road conditions first, reduce the speed and then turn to avoid accidents.