To develop a sense of driving on the road, beginners should first familiarize themselves with the car and have a basic understanding of it, especially the key parts related to driving, so that they can use it with ease. Moreover, they should have an overall concept of the car's structure, particularly the width and length of the vehicle. It is recommended that beginners learn the theory before getting behind the wheel, memorizing the basic operation methods theoretically to develop correct operating habits in practice. This way, they can continuously cultivate the correct sense of driving through the summary of repeated practice. In fact, driving means driving on the road, where encounters with other vehicles and pedestrians are inevitable. Therefore, the sense of driving needs to be integrated into the road environment to become a complete sense of driving. The main characteristics of driving on urban roads are the abundance of pedestrians and bicycles. However, beginners often focus only on the dynamics in front of the vehicle while driving, neglecting the vehicles behind and to the sides. This makes it easy to collide with surrounding vehicles. This is a lack of a sense of driving. In this way, beginners keep practicing and gradually get used to it. They become accustomed to paying attention to the front, rear, left, and right of the entire vehicle, not just the front. When approaching an intersection, they should slow down, look, and pass it three times. On narrow roads or when turning, they should maintain a sufficient safe distance from motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians.
