Steering at Junction & Straighten the Steering!

Steering at Junction & Straighten the Steering!

This video will help you to understand the point where one needs to steer when dealing with junctions, and then when to straighten the steering after making the turn on junctions. It explains the theory side of the things and then it shows how it’s done in practice.

Every corner is different and so the point of steering will also be different. You must look at the turn and decide what kind of turning is this the one you are dealing with. The steering will depend on whether the turning on the junction is a sharp one or is it a long one.

The reference point to steer at junctions is when the kerb starts to bend, it is when the road starts to turn and that's when you start to steer. If the turn is sharp then you steer a little quickly and if the turn is long then you steer a little slow.

After you steer to make the turn then you wait for the vehicle to turn and once the vehicle is nearly straight then you start to take the steering wheel back to straighten up. Many learners in the beginning make the mistake of waiting too long to take the steering wheel back. They wait until the vehicle is fully straight and then start to straighten up, and this makes them go towards the pavement. You start to straighten up the steering wheel when the vehicle is nearly straight and by the time you have straighten up the vehicle should be straight.

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