What is the speed for 4th gear?

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MacMia
07/30/25 1:37am
Generally, cars use 4th gear at speeds of 40-60 km/h, which means 4th gear can drive at 40-60 mph. Typically, after engaging 1st gear, the vehicle moves forward; shift to 2nd gear by pushing left; shift to 3rd gear by returning to neutral and then pushing forward; shift to 4th gear by returning to neutral and pushing straight forward; shift to 5th gear by pushing right and then up (refer to the vehicle's gear markings for details). Manual gear speed matching and introduction: 1st gear: used for normal starts or climbing very steep slopes, with speeds generally around 10 km/h; 2nd gear: used for low-speed driving or climbing steep slopes, with speeds generally around 20 km/h; 3rd gear: usually used at speeds of 20-40 km/h, commonly used for city driving. 4th gear: used at speeds of 40-60 km/h; 5th gear: used at speeds above 60 km/h; N gear is neutral, used when parking or idling. For example, when waiting at a traffic light, shift to N gear and engage the handbrake; R gear is reverse, used for reversing after the vehicle has come to a stop.
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