What are the speed regulations for manual transmission?

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MacAlessandra
07/30/25 9:18am
Manual transmission gear selection follows vehicle speed. During driving, you must start in 1st gear. Between 10-20 km/h, either 1st or 2nd gear can be used. Between 20-30 km/h, either 2nd or 3rd gear is suitable. Between 30-40 km/h, 3rd or 4th gear can be selected. Between 40-50 km/h, either 4th or 5th gear is appropriate. For speeds above 50 km/h, use 5th gear. As speed increases, shift to higher gears accordingly. Gear shifting precautions: Before upshifting, you must first accelerate. When the speed reaches the appropriate range for the next higher gear, promptly shift into that higher gear. Optimal shifting timing: Upshifting generally occurs during steady driving when needing to increase speed. Shift up immediately when reaching the appropriate speed or RPM, performing the action smoothly and quickly. When decelerating, apply brakes promptly and shift into the gear matching your current speed.
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