Sihaiwang: for novice drivers, backing up is a very difficult problem when they just get their license to go on the road. When reversing, there are many traffic accidents that are easy to occur. We need to master certain reversing skills. How to turn the reversing steering wheel? What are the operation essentials? Let's take a look at the reversing skills with the editor~
When reversing, the steering wheel control requirements are very high. If you don't know how to turn the steering wheel, it will be very embarrassing. In addition, the steering wheel is also related to driving safety. Many car owners only pay attention to comfort, whether they strive for it or not, which can easily lead to traffic accidents.
Next, let's take a look at the key points of steering wheel operation;
How to operate the reverse steering wheel
Before backing up, first see the situation behind the car, estimate the route of backing up, and determine whether the car will encounter obstacles. When backing up, try not to step on the accelerator, and control the speed not too fast.
Second, turn the steering wheel with your left hand according to the need of the rear of the car: if the rear of the car needs to move to the right, turn the steering wheel to the right; otherwise, turn the steering wheel to the left. In fact, this is the same as the steering operation when the car is moving forward. Remember this point, you won't be in a hurry with the wrong direction.
Don't look at the back of the car all the time during the reversing process. On the premise of confirming the safety of the back of the car, it is necessary to observe the left and right rear-view mirrors from time to time, pay attention to the distance between the obstacles and the body, and use the steering wheel to correct the position of the body when reversing.
In addition, don't get into the habit of turning the steering wheel in place, which is more likely to damage the vehicle, and it is also very difficult to fight. Do you find a parking space on the side of the road and then you park around? If you do, then you should be defined as "novice on the road".