Can I practice driving with a private car before obtaining a driver's license?
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You cannot practice driving with a private car before obtaining a driver's license, as it constitutes unlicensed driving. During the period of studying for a driver's license, you are also considered unlicensed and can only practice driving in designated locations with designated vehicles. Private cars are not among these designated vehicles. There are many precautions to take when driving after obtaining a license. Pre-driving preparations: Before driving, inspect the car thoroughly, including various fluids, tires, the braking system, etc. Ensure all pre-driving preparations are complete and fasten your seatbelt. Remember the rules: Once on the road, always remember the traffic rules. Understand that all vehicles on the road follow established traffic rules. As long as you drive within these rules, you will generally avoid problems. Start by following other cars: When you first start driving, you can begin by following other cars. Observing the driving routes of the car in front can help reduce confusion when you are unfamiliar with road signs and traffic signals. Slow down and drive cautiously: While driving, pay attention to slowing down and maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles. This gives you more time to react to any situation. Be mindful of braking: Develop the habit of braking. No matter the situation, always be prepared to brake and ensure you can do so smoothly.
