Do Automatic Transmissions Not Need Gear Shifting?
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Automatic transmissions do require gear shifting. They still have gears such as P (Park), D (Drive), N (Neutral), and R (Reverse). Some models may also include L (Low) for climbing hills and M (Manual) mode for manual shifting. Drivers still need to shift gears based on their driving habits and road conditions. Additional relevant information is as follows: Automatic Transmission: Most car automatic transmissions are divided into P, R, N, and D gears, with some cars also featuring an S gear. Functions of Each Gear: P stands for Park and is used when the car is parked; R stands for Reverse and is used when the car is reversing; N stands for Neutral and is used when the car is stationary—note that when in neutral, the brake should be engaged to prevent the car from rolling; D stands for Drive and is the most commonly used gear in a car.