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How to Use an Automatic Transmission?

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OMaria

07/24/25 2:38pm

Automatic transmission usage is as follows: 1. P (Park): This gear can only be engaged when the vehicle is completely stationary. Once engaged, the drive wheels are mechanically locked to prevent them from turning. 2. R (Reverse): Reverse gear can only be engaged when the vehicle is stationary and the engine is idling. Press the gear lever handle button to move the gear lever into or out of reverse gear. 3. N (Neutral): With the ignition switch on, this gear can be engaged when the vehicle is stationary or moving at a speed below 5 km/h. Once engaged, the gear lever is locked by an electromagnetic lock. 4. D (Drive): This is the default gear for normal driving conditions. In D position, the transmission control unit automatically shifts between gears 1-4 based on parameters such as vehicle speed and engine load.

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RyderDella

08/11/25 8:24am

When I first started learning to drive an automatic car, I was a bit confused, but it became very simple once I got familiar with it. After getting in the car, first fasten the seat belt, make sure the key is in the ignition position or press the start button, and step on the brake pedal to shift into P (Park) to start the engine. Then, gently place your left foot on the brake and prepare your right foot for the accelerator; hold the steering wheel steady, shift the gear lever to D (Drive), and slowly release the brake to start moving forward. If reversing, shift to R (Reverse) after the car comes to a complete stop. While driving, you generally don’t need to worry about shifting gears, as the system automatically adjusts the gears based on speed. When parking, first bring the car to a complete stop, shift to N (Neutral) or directly to P (Park), engage the handbrake, and turn off the engine. Remember to always press the brake pedal when shifting gears, otherwise the gear will be locked and won’t move. Start slowly and avoid sudden acceleration; practice a few times in an empty space, and you’ll get the hang of it, which also helps control fuel consumption better.

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