Why does the car move forward when reversing?
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Moving forward while reversing is due to a malfunction in the vehicle's electronic control system. Here are some additional details: 1. Electronic Control System: The automotive electronic control system refers to the sensors on the vehicle working in conjunction with the mechanical systems (usually integrated with subsystems in the powertrain, chassis, and body systems), and they communicate via cables or radio waves. 2. Precautions: When reversing, it is crucial to control the speed properly. Avoid stepping on the accelerator abruptly; slow reversing is the key to safety. In fact, many reversing accidents are caused by excessive speed, making it difficult to brake in time.