What is the correct sequence of operations for starting a car?
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The correct sequence for starting a car is: adjust the seat and rearview mirror, fasten the seat belt; first shift to neutral, then turn the key to ignite; press the clutch and shift into first gear; turn on the left turn signal. Safety precautions when starting: develop awareness of observing the surroundings before starting and cultivate good observation habits; keep your eyes looking forward while performing all actions, and never look down under any circumstances. Road conditions are ever-changing, and all actions should be performed based on the feel of your hands rather than by looking down, to prevent unexpected collisions when the car starts moving; ensure proper clutch and throttle coordination to guarantee a smooth start and avoid sudden jerks, stalling, or other human-caused issues. Techniques and methods for starting and shifting gears: start by shifting into gear; after the vehicle stops, always shift into first gear to start again; match the gear with the speed; during the driving test (Subject 3), each gear has a specific speed range; shift gears progressively; during the road test, skipping gears is strictly prohibited. For example, when accelerating to 20 km/h, you can shift from first to second gear but not directly to third. Gear shifting should be swift and decisive; when accelerating and shifting up, coordinate the throttle and clutch properly; keep your eyes on the road while shifting gears; maintaining direction is crucial while driving, so avoid looking down at the gear shift or focusing solely on shifting without paying attention to the direction.