Do You Need to Press the Brake When Shifting to Reverse Gear?

[RobertLee]

In the process of vehicle movement, shifting gears does not require pressing the brake. Below is relevant knowledge about car gears: Definition of M Gear: The M gear is the manual mode, allowing free switching between D gear and M gear. Next to the D gear, there is a slash symbol with an M beside it, a common design in many vehicles. Simply push the gear lever to the side, and it will automatically switch from D gear to M gear. Definition of S Gear: The S gear, commonly known as the sport mode, differs from the D gear mainly in that it is a high-rev D gear. For example, in D gear mode, most cars shift gears between 1800~2000 RPM. Shifting in this range balances fuel consumption and power. When switching to S gear, you will noticeably feel the shift RPM increase, shifting at 2500 RPM instead of the previous 1800 RPM. Definition of L Gear: Commonly known as the low gear, it is a lower gear. In vehicles with more gears, it roughly corresponds to the range of first and second gears. In this mode, the gear will not automatically upshift, but it will downshift if there is insufficient power.