Where to Place the Novice Driver Sign?
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There are two types of novice driver signs for road practice: one is magnetic and the other is adhesive. The black magnetic one can be directly attached to a spacious iron trunk, while the adhesive type can be placed on the rear windshield of the car. It can be placed next to the license plate or on the rear windshield, as long as it does not obstruct the view, cover the license plate, or block the car lights. Here are some precautions for novice drivers: 1. Try to drive on familiar routes as much as possible. Driving in an unfamiliar environment may lead to getting lost due to unfamiliar roads or unknowingly violating speed limits, causing unnecessary trouble. 2. It's best not to drive alone; find someone to accompany you so that if you encounter an unmanageable situation, there will be someone to help. 3. Don't be nervous, keep both hands on the steering wheel, and brake in advance when encountering situations, avoiding sudden lane changes. 4. Adjust the seat and steering wheel to a comfortable position in advance to reduce driving difficulty.
As a young driver who just got my license, I remember placing the new driver sticker right in the center of my rear windshield so it's clearly visible from any angle behind. I chose that spot because it wouldn't obstruct my view, especially when reversing to ensure safety. Shortly after putting it on, I noticed other drivers became more tolerant in traffic—they wouldn't honk as much even if I drove slower. I specifically used a static cling sticker to avoid leaving adhesive marks that could ruin the car's appearance. My advice to new drivers is to clean the windshield surface thoroughly before applying, keeping it dry for better adhesion, especially to withstand rainy conditions. This placement really boosted my confidence during those early driving days, easing unnecessary tension while reminding others that I was still getting used to the road.
