How to Drive Automatic Transmission Cars

Driving automatic transmission is different in terms of turnover compared with the manual transmission cars. For those of you who are new or will learn how to drive an automatic transmission car, you need to know in detail how to move the transmission lever, as well as how to hit the brakes, gas, and others. Here are some tips and how to drive an auto transmission cars:

First, note the position and order replacement gear lever, you have to memorize up to really master it.

Understand the meaning and function of each symbol contained in the automatic transmission (P, R, N, D, 2 & 1 or L). P (Park) to lock the transmission completely and used the car when parking.

Then R (Reverse) function is the same as a manual car, which position is used to make the car move backward. N (Neutral) also has the same function as neutral on a manual car.

D (Drive) is a position that is used in everyday driving under normal road conditions. 2 (Tooth 2) and 1 (Teeth 1) or L used in the face uphill road conditions to maintain the stability of the vehicle.

Second, get used to free the left foot off the clutch, automatic cars available two pedals, the accelerator and brake pedals.

Third, get used to the brakes every time you change the transmission, so that when replacing the transmission, the car does not run itself.

Fourth, if there is a crossing path climbs or state road riding, you should move the transmission on the position of L.

Finally, to understand the function of the hold button. The button is a locking feature and can be operated when the gear lever is in position D.