What should new drivers who just got their license pay attention to when driving?

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LaIker
07/29/25 11:02pm
Here are some precautions for new drivers who just got their license: 1. Never violate traffic rules: Not even once as an exception. Many accidents happen in moments of complacency, and when an accident occurs, the responsibility falls entirely on the violating vehicle. 2. Always engage the handbrake when parking: Always engage the handbrake when parking, and make sure to shift into gear (use reverse gear when parking downhill, and first gear when parking uphill or on flat ground). The handbrake is only an auxiliary parking device and only acts on the rear wheels. Relying solely on the handbrake for parking is insufficient, and when the driver is not present, the car can easily roll and cause an accident. 3. Don’t occupy the fast lane when driving at low speeds: Many new drivers like to drive in the fast lane, thinking it’s safer because it’s farther from the sidewalk. Actually, this is not the case. Blocking the way for cars behind can make other drivers impatient, and in a moment of frustration, they might swerve, which is particularly prone to causing side collisions.
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