What Are the Basic Knowledge for Beginners Driving on the Road?
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Basic knowledge for beginners driving on the road includes: 1. Do not park randomly on main roads; 2. Slow down when turning or when visibility is poor; 3. Do not rush through traffic lights; 4. Choose the correct driving lane; 5. Use low gear and low speed when passing through undulating roads; 6. When slowing down, first apply the brake, and when the speed drops to an appropriate level, press the clutch to downshift; 7. Lock the car doors and windows after getting out of the car. When the speed is slightly slower, beginners should tilt the car body when turning and adjust the speed before turning. If an obstacle is suddenly detected, immediately stop tilting, straighten the car body, and then brake. Beginners should use the accelerator appropriately to control speed. When there is a safe distance, simply releasing the accelerator is sufficient to slow down, and appropriately using the foot brake makes it easier to control speed.
When I first got my driver's license, I was extremely nervous. Actually, the key is to remember three main points: adjust the seat and mirrors to ensure a clear view with no blind spots; memorize the pedal positions to avoid mistaking the accelerator for the brake; and always fasten your seatbelt before driving. When practicing, start by choosing an open road to get used to the steering wheel's return force, and remember to signal at least three seconds before turning. In rainy or foggy weather, turn on the low beams and fog lights. If you miss an exit on the highway, never reverse—this is emphasized in driving test manuals. Also, when parking, if you're unsure how to position the wheels, remember this simple trick: on an uphill, turn the front wheels to the left, and on a downhill, turn them to the right, so if the car rolls, it will be stopped by the curb. Driving at night can make you drowsy, so keeping a few mint candies handy is very effective.
