1.6 Steering Control

What is the recommended hand position for steering control?

• 10 & 2

• 12 & 6

• 11 & 1

• 9 & 3

Why is the 9 & 3 hand position recommended?

• For better grip

• For easier parking

• For faster turns

• For better airbag protection

What steering technique is used for very sharp, slow turns?

• Push-Pull Steering

• One-Hand Steering

• No-Hand Steering

• Hand-Over-Hand Steering

Which steering technique involves one hand crossing over the other?

• No-Hand Steering

• Hand-Over-Hand Steering

• Push-Pull Steering

• One-Hand Steering

What is the purpose of Push-Pull Steering?

• For most turns and curves

• For parking

• For reversing

• For very sharp turns

In Push-Pull Steering, what does one hand do while the other pulls down?

• Stays still

• Pushes up

• Crosses over

• Pushes down

What is the first step in both Push-Pull and Hand-Over-Hand Steering?

• Pull the wheel down

• Cross your hands

• Start with one hand on the wheel

• Begin at your balanced hand position

What is the main benefit of using proper steering techniques?

• Quieter driving

• Better fuel efficiency

• Preventing collisions

• Faster driving

Which hand position is NOT recommended for steering control?

• 9 & 3

• 8 & 4

• 10 & 2

• 11 & 1

What should you do when turning the wheel in Hand-Over-Hand Steering?

• Pull with both hands

• Keep both hands still

• Cross one hand over the other

• Push with both hands