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6.1-Steering, signaling, and lane changing 6.2-making turns and turning vehicle around 6.3-parking

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Chapter 4 3rd Storee

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oversteer

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turning the steering wheel too much

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understeering

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not turning the steering wheel enough

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hand-over-hand steering

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pulling the steering wheel down with one hand while the other hand crosses over to pull the wheel further down

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push-pull steering

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pushing the steering wheel up with one hand and pulling it down with the other

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shared left-turn lane

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lane on a busy street that helps the driver make safer mid-block left turns into business areas from a center lane

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turnabout

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maneuver for turning your vehicle around to go in the opposite direction

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reference point

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a part of the outside or inside of the vehicle, as viewed from the drivers seat, that regulates to some part of the roadway

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standard reference point

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point on the vehicle typical for most drivers

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personal reference points

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adapting the standard reference point to one's own vehicle

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angle parking

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