What are the steps for driving a C2 vehicle?

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CamilaAnn
09/04/25 5:48am
After the driver sits in the driver's seat, there is no need to press the brake. Press the start button once to turn on the ACC light, and press it again to initiate the vehicle's self-check. Press the brake, then press the start button once more to ignite and start the engine. Under normal circumstances, the engine will start within 3 seconds of pressing the ignition switch. Release the foot brake. You can choose to warm up the vehicle in place, with the duration depending on the environment. The water temperature on the dashboard should reach and stabilize at around 90 degrees. Press the foot brake again, shift to D gear, and release the handbrake. Before starting, ensure you have a clear view of the road conditions. Slowly release the foot brake to start moving. After starting, quickly merge onto the road and drive at the designated speed.
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DiAlan
09/16/25 6:45am
When I first started learning to drive, getting the C2 license was really not easy. Let me share the basic steps for driving an automatic car: Before getting in, walk around the car to check tire pressure and surrounding obstacles—don’t skip this step. Once inside, adjust the seat to a comfortable position and set the mirrors correctly to see behind you clearly. Always fasten your seatbelt. To start the car, press the brake, turn the key or push the ignition button, shift to D (Drive), release the handbrake, and slowly lift your foot off the brake to let the car creep forward before gently pressing the accelerator to speed up. While driving, pay attention to the speed limit, use turn signals when changing lanes, and check mirrors. To park, press the brake until the car stops, shift to P (Park), engage the handbrake, and turn off the engine. Beginners often forget to pull the handbrake, so practice a few times until you’re comfortable—then you won’t be nervous anymore.
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