Chapter 3-4: Steering

The “Steering” section of the Alberta Class 7 driving test evaluates your knowledge of proper steering techniques for safe vehicle control.

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Alberta Driving Test - Chapter 3-4: Steering

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After completing a turn using the hand-over-hand method, what should you do with your hands?

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When returning the wheel from a turning position, what method is recommended?

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In the hand-over-hand method for a right turn, what does the right hand do after the left hand begins the turn?

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Which steering method should you use when turning a corner?

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During a right turn, which hand initially applies the turning power?

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What is an acceptable way to let the steering wheel return to the straight-ahead position after a turn?

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If the design of the steering wheel does not allow the 9 and 3 o’clock hand positions, what alternative positions are recommended?

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004--What is the recommended hand position on the steering wheel for best vehicle control?

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This section covers how to hold the steering wheel correctly, typically at the 9 and 3 o’clock positions, and the importance of maintaining a firm but relaxed grip. It also addresses steering methods such as hand-over-hand and push-pull steering, which are essential for making smooth, controlled turns and maneuvers. Understanding how to recover from a skid and how to make minor steering adjustments is also included. Proficiency in steering is crucial for safe driving and passing the knowledge test.