What should beginners pay attention to when learning to drive?
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Beginners learning to drive should focus on being slow and steady. For the components in the car, using them requires a break-in period to increase familiarity. Operations should be performed slowly, seeking stability through slowness, and speed should only be pursued after gaining proficiency. Additionally, it's important to master the basic steps: 1. Seatbelt: Fasten your seatbelt, and remind passengers to do the same if their seats have seatbelts. 2. Seat: Adjust the position and distance. For manual transmission cars, mainly adjust the left foot—when the ball of the foot fully depresses the clutch, there should still be some slight flexibility. For automatic transmission cars, adjust the throttle. If the feet are properly positioned, the hands usually won't have major issues. Hand positioning should be based on ease of steering wheel operation. The backrest should be adjusted for comfort, as everyone's preferences differ. However, from a safety perspective, avoid setting it too low, as lying back while driving can reduce the effectiveness of the seatbelt.