FAQ

To drive smoothly with a manual car, gradually release the clutch while slowly pressing the accelerator. Avoid sudden gear shifts and learn the appropriate speed ranges for each gear to ensure a smooth ride.

Always use the “push-pull” or “hand-over-hand” steering method for better control. Keep your hands at the 9 and 3 o’clock position and avoid sudden jerks to maintain stability.

Proper seat adjustment helps with better control and visibility. Sit upright, ensure your knees are slightly bent when pressing pedals, and your hands should rest comfortably on the steering wheel with a slight bend at the elbow.

Always park within marked lines, use mirrors for guidance, and avoid blocking other vehicles. Proper parking ensures road safety and prevents fines or vehicle damage.

Before reversing, check your surroundings, activate your turn signal if turning while reversing, and move slowly while checking your side mirrors and rearview mirror.

Stay calm, avoid speeding, and move to the left lane if possible. Never brake suddenly. Tailgaters are risky, so maintain your focus and allow them to pass safely.

You should adjust your seat each time you enter the car, especially if someone else drove it last. Correct posture helps avoid fatigue and ensures better control of the vehicle.