What are the precautions for beginners driving a manual transmission car?

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OAdalynn
07/30/25 12:14am
Precautions for beginners driving a manual transmission car are: 1. Adjust the seat position and rearview mirror position, and fasten the seat belt before driving; 2. Turn on the ignition key; 3. Release the handbrake when driving; 4. Slowly release the clutch and gently press the accelerator when starting; 5. Turn on the turn signal and slow down when turning or changing lanes; 6. Keep your eyes level and look ahead while driving; 7. Turn on the emergency lights when parking on the roadside; 8. Pull the handbrake when parking; 9. Concentrate while driving; 10. Do not occupy two lanes. Precautions for shifting gears when beginners drive a manual transmission car are: 1. When shifting gears, ensure the gear position is accurate, the force is appropriate, and the shifting is smooth, quick, and accurate; 2. Upshift step by step, downshift can skip gears, and you can stop in any gear; 3. Accelerate before upshifting and decelerate before downshifting.
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