Hand-over-hand steering involves pushing the steering wheel down with one hand while your other hand ______ over to pull the wheel farther down.

Hand-over-hand steering involves pushing the steering wheel down with one hand while your other hand ______ over to pull the wheel farther down.

• A. Crosses over
• B. Slides over
• C. Puts over
• D. Stays over

Answer: (A)

In hand-over-hand steering, as one hand pushes the wheel down, the other hand must cross over to grab the wheel on the opposite side and pull it further down. This crossing motion lets you continue turning smoothly with both hands staying on the wheel, giving you better control and a continuous steering arc. The idea is to move the other hand over to complete the downward pull, not merely slide or stay in place.

In hand-over-hand steering, as one hand pushes the wheel down, the other hand must cross over to grab the wheel on the opposite side and pull it further down. This crossing motion lets you continue turning smoothly with both hands staying on the wheel, giving you better control and a continuous steering arc. The idea is to move the other hand over to complete the downward pull, not merely slide or stay in place.