What are the specific details about the gear positions?

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Automatic transmission cars have gear positions such as 1, 2, D, and N. Below is a detailed introduction to each gear: 1. Gear 1: This is the L gear in some car models and also serves as a steep hill gear, used when the car is climbing or facing significant resistance. When using Gear 1, the car's speed is low. 2. Gear 2: This is a forward shifting gear, where the transmission can switch between Gear 1 and Gear 2. By placing the gear lever in the Gear 2 position, the car will start moving from Gear 1 speed, and the transmission will automatically shift to Gear 2 as the speed increases. 3. Gear D: This is the drive gear, used when the car is in motion. Most automatic cars have Gear D designed with a sequence from Gear 1 to higher gears, while some have it from Gear 2 to higher gears. While driving, simply placing the gear lever in the D position allows the car's speed to be controlled by the accelerator. 4. Gear N: This is the neutral gear. If the gear lever is placed in the N position, the power transmission system between the car engine and the transmission will be disconnected. The neutral gear is generally used during brief stops.