What should be the first step when getting into a driving school car?
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The first step when getting into a driving school car should be to adjust the seat and backrest. Here is some relevant information about driving schools: 1. Introduction: A driving school is a training institution that helps people master driving skills, teaches them safe and civilized driving, and assists them in passing the vehicle management department's examination to obtain a driver's license. According to directory classification, it should be categorized as a training unit in the transportation industry. However, due to its high degree of marketization, a more reasonable classification would be as a service industry within the tertiary sector. 2. Relevant regulations about driving schools: According to Article 20 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China," "The training of motor vehicle drivers shall be socialized, and the competent transportation department shall implement qualification management for driving training schools and driving training classes."
I remember the first time I got into the car at driving school, the instructor reminded me that the first step wasn't to rush into driving, but to adjust the seat position. After sitting in the driver's seat, first slide the seat forward or backward until your feet can comfortably reach the accelerator and brake pedals, with your knees not fully extended but slightly bent for comfort. The height should also be adjusted to ensure your view isn't blocked by the steering wheel. Next, fasten the seatbelt, pulling it out and clicking it tight—this step must never be skipped, as it can save your life in an emergency while driving. Then check the three mirrors: the interior rearview mirror should be centered to show the entire rear window area, and the two side mirrors should be adjusted to show a small portion of the car's body, eliminating blind spots when reversing or changing lanes. Once all these steps are done correctly, touch the steering wheel to confirm its position, keeping your elbows slightly bent. The entire preparation process takes just over a minute, but forming this habit during driving school practice greatly enhances safety when driving on your own later. With a solid foundation in driving basics, you'll feel much more confident on the road.
