What are the common mistakes made by novice drivers?
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Common mistakes made by novice drivers include: 1. Coasting in neutral with an automatic transmission; 2. Not slowing down when going over speed bumps; 3. Driving off without fully releasing the handbrake; 4. Overly long warm-up times; 5. Keeping the clutch in a semi-engaged state for extended periods. Precautions for novice drivers include: 1. Adjusting the seat position and rearview mirrors and fastening the seatbelt before driving; 2. Turning the ignition key and waiting for the computer to complete its self-check before starting; 3. Ensuring the handbrake is fully released before driving; 4. Keeping the heel on the floor when pressing the pedals, slowly releasing the clutch and gently pressing the accelerator when starting; 5. Using turn signals and slowing down when turning or changing lanes; 6. Looking straight ahead at a distance of 100 meters when driving on clear roads, not just focusing on the immediate front of the car; 7. Turning on hazard lights when parking on the roadside; 8. Engaging the handbrake when parking; 9. Staying focused while driving; 10. Avoiding occupying two lanes for extended periods.