How to Start and Park a Car?
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Turn on the power, shift from P (Park) to N (Neutral). Start the engine, wait until the engine speed reaches the idle range and runs smoothly. Shift from N to D (Drive), release the handbrake, and slowly release the foot brake to start moving. Press the brake, wait until the car comes to a complete stop, then shift from D to N, and engage the handbrake. Turn off the engine and release the foot brake. Once the vehicle is stationary, shift from N to P. Remove the key and lock the car doors.
The starting procedure is actually not difficult. When I was learning to drive, the instructor taught me very carefully. First, adjust the seat and mirrors, fasten the seatbelt, and press the brake pedal. Then shift the gear to D, release the handbrake, and slowly lift the brake to let the car move on its own. At this point, gently press the accelerator to start smoothly. As for parking, after spotting a space, turn on the indicator, slow down to almost a stop. Then press the brake firmly, shift to P, pull up the handbrake, and release the brake. Remember to always turn off the lights and air conditioning last. Once you get familiar with these steps, your parking will become more stable. The most important thing about driving is developing these basic habits—safe and worry-free.