What is the correct steering method for making turns?

The push/pull/slide method is considered the correct steering technique for making turns because it allows for better control and precision during steering maneuvers. This method involves pushing the wheel up with one hand while pulling down with the other, and then sliding the hands as needed to maintain control.

Using this technique, a driver can smoothly navigate turns without losing traction or control of the vehicle. It is also particularly effective for negotiating tighter turns and helps the driver to maintain a proper grip on the steering wheel at all times, enhancing overall safety.

The other methods, while they may be suitable in certain situations, do not offer the same level of control. One-handed steering is generally discouraged for making turns because it can lead to oversteering or understeering and reduces the driver's ability to react quickly. The hand-over-hand method, while useful for larger turns, can be less efficient in tight spaces as it often requires more significant hand movement. Reverse steering is not a standard technique for regular turns and is mainly applicable in situations where a driver needs to steer in the opposite direction while reversing.