Why 10 and 2 Is Outdated: Mastering Safe Steering Techniques for Modern Driving
When it comes to driving safely, how you hold the steering wheel matters more than most people realize. For decades, drivers were taught to position their hands at 10 and 2 just like on a clock. But with the rise of airbag technology and modern power steering systems, that old advice is not only outdated it can be dangerous. In this guide, we’ll walk through the safest and most effective steering techniques used today, explain why the 10 and 2 position is no longer recommended, and share practical tips to help you stay in control behind the wheel. Why 10 and 2 No Longer Works Before the 1990s, driving instructors commonly taught learners to hold the wheel at the 10...