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What are the steps after getting in the car?

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Palacios

09/08/25 2:56am

After getting in the car, adjust the seat and fasten the seat belt. Press the clutch pedal with your left foot and shift into first gear. Stalling during startup is caused by releasing the clutch pedal too quickly. Turn on the left turn signal and honk the horn. Press the accelerator with your right foot while slowly releasing the clutch with your left foot. Keep the steering wheel steady with your left hand and hold the front end of the handbrake with your right hand. When you hear the engine sound change from "high-pitched" to "steady", quickly release the handbrake.

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VanAlexander

09/19/25 8:33am

After getting in the car, I habitually close the door to ensure it's locked, then adjust the driver's seat including the height, front/back position, and backrest angle to find the optimal comfortable posture. I adjust both interior and exterior mirrors to ensure all-around visibility and eliminate blind spots that could affect driving safety. Fastening the seatbelt is a fixed step I never skip. After starting the engine, I quickly scan the dashboard to check warning lights - if everything's normal, I adjust the AC temperature and airflow to create comfortable cabin ventilation. For long trips, I set the navigation destination to avoid wrong turns. Finally, I confirm the handbrake is released before preparing to move off. These steps become muscle memory over time, making driving smoother while reducing accident rates - especially when maintaining alertness in urban traffic congestion or unfamiliar road conditions. Developing these good habits significantly enhances the overall driving experience.

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