How to Control Speed When Driving an Automatic Transmission Car?
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Methods to control speed when driving an automatic transmission car are: 1. Shift to a low gear and use the engine to control speed; 2. Gently press the accelerator; 3. Apply the brakes. The correct parking method for an automatic transmission car is to shift the gear to N after the car comes to a complete stop, engage the handbrake and turn off the engine, then shift the gear to P. The function of an automatic transmission is to use planetary gear mechanisms for shifting, which can automatically change gears based on the degree of accelerator pedal pressure and changes in vehicle speed. The driver only needs to operate the accelerator pedal to control the speed. The gears on an automatic transmission car are: P for Parking, also the starting gear; R for Reverse; N for Neutral; D for Drive, also known as the driving gear; S for Sport mode; L for Low gear. The function of an automatic transmission is to use planetary gear mechanisms for shifting, which can automatically change gears based on the degree of accelerator pedal pressure and changes in vehicle speed. The driver only needs to operate the accelerator pedal to control the speed.