What are the three gears referred to in 'one slope, three gears'?
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'One slope, three gears' refers to: first, the platform vehicle stopper; second, the vehicle stopper 20 meters below the slope change point; and third, the vehicle barrier at the bottom of the slope. Matching: Regardless of the current gear, when the engine speed reaches or exceeds 2500 RPM, it is necessary to shift up one gear because the gears in the transmission are arranged by size. Tips: When driving, do not keep your hand on the gear shift lever for a long time. Use first or second gear to start, shift gears properly, and make sure to fully depress the clutch. Gears: Automatic transmission cars have five gears: P (Park), R (Reverse), S (Sport), N (Neutral), and D (Drive).