Does the modified hand to hand steering method require that the driver place one hand over the other while turning?

The modified hand-to-hand steering method does not require that the driver place one hand over the other while turning. Instead, this technique involves the driver keeping their hands on the steering wheel at the 9 and 3 positions, providing better control and stability during turns. The driver simply pushes the wheel up with one hand while pulling it down with the other, allowing for smoother and more manageable steering without crossing the arms.

This method emphasizes maintaining a safe grip and proper positioning of the hands to enhance reaction time and control, particularly in various driving conditions. It also reduces the risk of oversteering or losing control, which can happen when hands are crossed over each other. Thus, the emphasis is on maintaining a consistent grip on the wheel rather than overlapping hands.