Do I need to press the brake when shifting from N to D gear?

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VanLayla
07/29/25 7:19pm
Shifting from N to D gear requires pressing the brake. Below are relevant explanations: 1. R gear is the reverse gear: Used for reversing. When reversing, always observe the surroundings carefully in advance, check the left and right rearview mirrors, and reverse slowly. 2. N gear is the neutral gear: Used when waiting at traffic lights. Do not coast in N gear with an automatic transmission car for extended periods, as it can cause wear to the transmission and reduce its lifespan. 3. D gear is the drive gear: The most commonly used gear in automatic transmission cars. When the car is in D gear, the transmission will automatically shift based on speed and road conditions, greatly facilitating the driver's operation.
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