What are the common problems for novice drivers?
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Common problems for novice drivers include: 1. Failure to anticipate in advance: Many new drivers cannot promptly anticipate changes in traffic conditions such as terrain, pedestrians, and vehicles, and take measures to avoid potential complex situations. They often resort to emergency braking only when absolutely necessary. This practice not only damages vehicle components but also significantly increases the risk of losing control of the vehicle, leading to rollovers or collisions, especially on icy or muddy roads. 2. Seating posture issues: Sitting too far forward increases the range of motion required to observe rearview mirrors, leading to delayed reactions. An overly forward seating posture also causes physical tension, stiff movements, and easy fatigue. In the event of a frontal collision, a forward seating posture increases the likelihood of injury to the driver.