How to learn to drive at right angles

How to learn to drive at right angles: analysis of the most popular driving skills on the Internet

Recently, the topic of learning to drive has continued to heat up on major social platforms and forums, especially the right-angle turning skills in Subject 2, which has become the focus of novice drivers. This article will combine the popular discussions on the Internet in the past 10 days to organize the highlights and operation points of right-angle turns in a structured way to help students master this difficult point efficiently.

1. Statistics of hot spots for driving lessons on the entire network (last 10 days)

2. Three core points of interest in right-angle turns

1. Entry anchor point

According to driving test big data, 90% of students have position deviations when entering the right-angle area. The correct operation should be:

• Keep a distance of 30cm between the front of the car and the roadside line (approximately the wiper node is aligned with the sideline)
• Stop when the outer edge of the left rearview mirror coincides with the right-angled parallel line

2. Steering wheel timing

3. Return to the observation point

When the front of the car is about to be straightened, you need to observe simultaneously:

• The distance between the left front wheel and the sideline (it is recommended to keep 20cm)
• Immediately return the steering wheel to the straight position after the right rear wheel passes through the right angle.

3. Common errors and correction solutions

4. Analysis of latest mock exam data

Statistics from a smart driving training platform show (latest in 2023):

5. Training programs recommended by coaches

Combined with the current popular teaching videos, it is recommended to train in stages:

1. Static observation (2 days): Use your mobile phone to shoot the actual scene of the examination room and mark all the key points.
2. Low speed practice (3 days): Repeatedly verify the wheel turning timing at a speed of 5km/h
3. Dynamic correction (2 days): Using vehicle-mounted action cameras to record trajectory deviations

The core of mastering right-angle turns is to establish a sense of three-dimensional space. It is recommended that students combine the structured data in this article to choose a training method that suits them. The recently popular "three-second point memory method" (with over 500,000 likes on Douyin) is also worth trying: after entering the right-angle area, silently count the three-second rhythm of "look-hit-return", which can significantly improve the accuracy of the operation.