I'm going to take an exam recently, too. Now the coaches are playing around and starting to tell us that we can't talk about this in the future, but we are driving there ourselves. Actually, it's easy to cross unilateral bridge. Generally speaking, the bridge on the left is not a problem. Generally speaking, it is accessible. That is, when the left rear wheel gets off the bridge, it quickly turns right, and when the coach's handwriting points to the bridge, it slowly turns left twice (slower than the first turn to the right). When the car reached the middle position of the front of the car, it quickly made a circle to the right (from where the driver was sitting, that is, in the middle of the hood). Try to stay to the left, and then go straight. You won't fall. We've been practicing like this. Now I think it's still a little difficult to find a simple round cake road in unilateral bridge. Sitting in the co-pilot seat and watching another exercise for a long time, you will find that the convex groove on the right side of the hood will return to the positive direction of 100% when facing the bridge. This position is also the point that the driver sees. If the speed is fast, the direction is not so much. But try to slow down, the slower the better ~
You can watch those videos on Baidu.
It's finally over. I wonder if we teach as much.
I wish you success in the exam.