This Advice for Safe Driving Contradicts What Teachers Told YouThis Advice for Safe Driving Contradicts What Teachers Told YouThis Advice for Safe Driving Contradicts What Teachers Told You 

USA TODAY Network / ReutersThe first thing many drivers learned in driver’s ed — where to put their hands on the steering wheel — no longer applies. Whether you were taught 10-and-2, 9-and-3 or even 8-and-4, the old rule has changed as steering wheels and air bags have evolved. “Recommendations relative to hand position on the steering wheel have become more flexible,” according to the National Highway Traffic Safety…