Mastering Steering Wheel Control

Most drivers hold the steering wheel completely wrong and it is costing them control and

safety. The correct position is ten and two o'clock, but here is what nobody tells you.

Your thumbs should rest on the wheel rim, not wrapped around it.

In a crash, the airbag deploys at over 200 miles per hour and wrapped thumbs can break

instantly. Your grip matters too. Hold firm enough to control the vehicle

but relaxed enough to feel the road feedback. White knuckle gripping actually reduces

your reaction time because tense muscles respond slower. When turning, use the push pull

method instead of hand over hand. Push the wheel up with one hand while the other pulls