What is the difference between the R gear and N gear in a car?
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The difference between the R gear and N gear in a car is that the R gear is the reverse gear, which must be engaged when the vehicle needs to reverse. On the other hand, the N gear is the neutral gear, which is typically used for short stops or when waiting at a traffic light. When the gear lever is placed in this position, the handbrake should be engaged. It disconnects the power transmission between the engine and the gearbox. The introduction of other gears in a car is as follows: P gear: Parking gear. The first letter of 'Parking,' usually located at the front of the gear shift area. Engaging the parking gear locks the wheels, allowing the vehicle to be parked using the auxiliary braking system, commonly used when parking. D gear: Drive gear. The first letter of 'Drive.' Used for normal driving on roads. Placing the gear lever in the D gear allows the driver to control the speed simply by adjusting the throttle pedal.