What gear should you use when waiting at a traffic light?
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When waiting at a traffic light, an automatic transmission car should be put in N (Neutral) gear; a manual transmission car should be in neutral gear. Depending on the type of vehicle, car gears are divided into automatic and manual transmissions. Gear shifting refers to the transmission, which is used to change the torque and speed of the engine crankshaft to meet the different requirements of driving force and speed for the driving wheels under various road conditions, such as starting, accelerating, driving, and overcoming obstacles. Automatic transmission gears include: P (Park) gear for parking and starting; R (Reverse) gear for reversing; N (Neutral) gear; D (Drive) gear for forward movement, also known as the driving gear; S (Sport) mode; and L (Low) gear for low-speed driving. Manual transmission gears include: first gear, second gear, third gear, fourth gear, fifth gear, and reverse gear.