
Correct methods for opening car doors are as follows: 1. Staged door opening: When exiting the vehicle, first push the door open 15 to 20 centimeters to create a gap, then fully open it after confirming safety. 2. Dutch Reach method: Use the hand farther from the door to open it, meaning right hand for left-hand drive vehicles and left hand for right-hand drive vehicles. Precautions for opening car doors include: 1. Before opening the door, carefully check the rear situation through the rearview mirror. The driver should slightly open the left door to observe, which also serves as a reminder for nearby cyclists. 2. If there are cyclists passing by outside the car, it's best to wait patiently until they have passed before opening the door.

Every time I open the car door, I am especially careful about the surrounding safety, particularly when parking in the city. I first check the rearview mirror and side windows to ensure there are no bicycles, motorcycles, or pedestrians approaching before opening the door. The correct method is to pull the inner handle and gently push the door open while naturally turning my body to scan behind me, which helps prevent accidental collisions and avoids injuring others or damaging other vehicles. After developing this habit, I’ve also noticed fewer damages to the door lock mechanism, saving me a lot on repair costs. When parking, I try to find a safe spot and avoid opening the door on narrow streets or slopes. My experience tells me that this way of opening the door is simple and practical, yet significantly improves overall safety and daily convenience, making it a practice every driver should prioritize.

Developing proper door-opening habits has brought me much peace of mind in daily car use. I always make sure the vehicle comes to a complete stop and is unlocked before gently operating the interior handle to open the door. When parking, I choose spacious areas to avoid door contact with flower beds or other obstacles. Over time, this reduces wear on door hinges and locks, decreasing replacement frequency and actually saving maintenance costs. I believe starting with small details is crucial – like teaching children to develop the same habits, who gradually learn to open doors safely. Occasionally encountering emergencies while driving, staying calm and following procedures is key. In short, this simple action may seem minor but yields long-term safety and cost-saving benefits.

Different types of cars have varying door-opening methods. After years of driving, my experience is that manual doors require using a key to unlock or pressing a button before pulling the inner handle; electronic doors usually open with just a button press. Whether it's older models or new car automatic systems, the correct approach is to first confirm the lock is disengaged, then open the door gently and steadily to avoid excessive force. When parking, choose a stable location to prevent door misalignment. Occasionally, if the car lock gets stuck, don't pull hard—just check it. This simple change has made my car usage experience much smoother.


