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What are the correct steps for starting an automatic transmission car?

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SanDaisy

07/28/25 8:24pm

Here are the correct steps for starting an automatic transmission car: 1. Starting an automatic transmission: When beginners start an automatic transmission training car, they must place the gear selector lever in the P (Park) or N (Neutral) position and firmly apply the handbrake or depress the brake pedal. To start an automatic transmission car, first depress the brake pedal, shift to D (Drive), release the handbrake, then smoothly lift the brake pedal. Once the car starts moving slowly, gradually press the accelerator pedal and maintain steady pressure, avoiding sudden speed changes. 2. Parking an automatic transmission: Driving tips for beginners remind that if the parking time is very short, you can stop the car by keeping the gear in D (Drive) while depressing the brake pedal. This allows for immediate starting upon releasing the brake pedal. For slightly longer stops, you can apply the handbrake while keeping the gear in D (Drive) and the brake pedal depressed. For extended parking, it's best to place the gear selector lever in N (Neutral), firmly apply the handbrake, and then release the brake pedal.

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AshlynAnn

08/12/25 1:11am

I remember when I first started driving an automatic car, the starting procedure was quite important. First, I'd sit in the driver's seat and press the brake pedal to keep the car from moving. Then, I'd start the engine: turn the key for key-start cars or press the start button for button-start models. After hearing the engine roar to life, I'd shift the gear from P to D, since D is the drive gear for moving forward. Then I'd gradually release the brake pedal, feeling the car move slightly before gently pressing the accelerator. It's important not to stomp on the gas too hard at first - that can make the car lurch forward unexpectedly. I used to practice in my neighborhood until I got comfortable before hitting main roads, because safety always comes first. Another good habit is checking for pedestrians or other vehicles around you, with a quick glance in the mirrors to confirm it's safe. Mastering these steps really makes driving much smoother.

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