A truck driver was caught taking both hands off his steering wheel on a motorway to sip a cup of tea. The man made the risky manoeuvre on the M6 in Cheshire - unaware that he was being filmed by ...

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He added that both hands should be on the steering wheel "unless one hand is performing another critical task, such as changing gear or operating the indicators.” Topics Driving ...

Tesla requires drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel while using both of its driver-assistance systems — Autopilot, which can maneuver the cars from highway on-ramp to off-ramp, and ...

Putting your hands at “10 and 2” might not be the safest position in modern vehicles — and there’s a very good reason why.

It means one hand on each side of the wheel, each slightly higher than halfway up. Drivers can place their hands at 10 and 2, 9 and 3 or 8 and 4, Penning says, as long as they are using both hands ...

Steering-wheel locks are similar to ice scrapers—they need to be easily accessible, ... inhibiting both the wheel from turning and the brake pedal from being ... shaking by hand, hammer, ...

Here's how to bring some warmth to your driving hands. By Justin Helton and Sheilah Villari Updated: Feb 6, 2025. ... Heated steering-wheel covers come in both universal and vehicle-specific options.

There are dozens of buttons, switches and knobs on an F1 racecar’s steering wheel. Here’s an inside look at what they all do.

Rule 160 of the Highway Code stresses the importance of keeping both hands on the steering wheel as much as possible once the car is in motion.