How to Start a Car?

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MacCorey
07/25/25 3:01am
Turn to "START" to ignite the vehicle; the dashboard indicators will briefly light up and then turn off. Shift into 1st gear, turn on the left turn signal, and simultaneously observe both side mirrors and the front view to ensure safety before preparing to move. When you feel a slight vibration in the car body, a noticeable drop in RPM, and the front of the car showing signs of moving forward, it indicates that the clutch is at the semi-engaged state. Slowly release the brake, and the car will start moving smoothly. After entering the lane, promptly turn off the turn signal and accelerate to the required speed of the current lane to avoid obstructing following traffic.
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