When you are driving a straight road how do you move the wheel? I never drove before.?

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Would a drunk driver not automatically be at fault for a traffic accident?

So far, everyone is on the right track, but I think that perhaps Ken is the most accurate. Due to environmental conditions (i.e., wind, fog, rain, degree of slope, the crown of the lane) the condition of your tires and the air pressure within your tires, you will have to make continuous minor adjustments in order to stay on a straight course. It will be easier for you to become accustomed to this at lower speeds, and then gradually move to higher speeds as your ability to maintain control of the vehicle and your skill level increases.

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Does anyone want to drive me home? It's 230 miles?

This may sound silly but you just turn it towards to direction you want to go. Hope I helped.

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What are the safety rules riding in a RV in CA? Do you never have to wear a seatbelt?

well its not that difficult. you dont move it cause your going straight. have you ever drove a 4 wheeler, go cart, a bicycle? its just about the same steering. when you wanna go straight hold the wheel straight if your on a turn turn the wheel.

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Is illegal to roll up a cigarette while driving?

You make continuous tiny adjustments as required to maintain a straight course.

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Why do people who drive SUVs and big trucks not understand the concept of a compact parking spot?

If you are on a straight road, you don't move the wheel, you hold it still.

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