How should a novice who just got a driver's license practice driving?
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If you are a novice who just got a driver's license, the first thing is to familiarize yourself with the basic operations of the vehicle, such as starting, stopping, distinguishing between the brake and accelerator in emergencies, and shifting gears based on speed and RPM. Then, you can find a place with relatively less pedestrian and vehicle traffic, but don’t drive too fast. If the speed is too high, the braking time will be shorter. Another important point is to always obey traffic rules. Precautions for novice drivers are as follows: 1. After obtaining the driver's license, it is important to remember your first probationary period. During this probationary period, you are not allowed to drive alone on the highway. If a novice wants to drive on the highway, there must be a driver with more than three years of experience accompanying them in the passenger seat; otherwise, they may face fines and penalty points. 2. After the probationary period, the "Novice Driver" sticker should not be displayed on the car. It is common to see cars with "Novice Driver" stickers on the rear window on the road. If it is within the probationary period, it is naturally acceptable, but if not, you may face certain fines. 3. During the one-year probationary period, if 12 penalty points are deducted from the driver's license, it will be directly revoked. Therefore, you must be extremely cautious about this, as obtaining a driver's license is not easy. 4. After the probationary period, if the driver's license accumulates between 6 to 12 penalty points, the probationary period will be extended by one year, and within 30 days after the extension, you must retake the theoretical test (Subject 1).
