What causes the car to move backward when starting in D gear?
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Hanging D gear is: When the car is in D gear, the speed is very slow, which may cause the car to move backward. D gear is the most common gear in automatic transmission models, usually located in the middle and rear of the operation panel. Additional information: 1. Generally, automatic transmission cars have six gears, from top to bottom: P gear, R gear, N gear, D gear, S gear, and L gear. P gear is the parking gear, R gear is the reverse gear, N gear is the neutral gear, D gear is the drive gear, L gear is the low gear, S gear is used for sport mode, and OD gear is the overdrive gear. 2. Starting hill start assist: On a slope, the car might roll backward, so hill start assist should be activated. Put the car in D gear, press the brake, release the handbrake, and press the brake firmly. Then, when released, the car will hold for 2 seconds before power is applied.