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How to drive an automatic car – a step-by-step guide Start the car and make sure you're ready and safe to pull away Check your seat, wheel and mirrors are adjusted correctly Next, using your right foot, press the brake pedal all the way down You should only use your right foot when driving an automatic – there's usually a footrest for your left foot To move forwards, use the shift lever, button or dial to put the car in 'D' for 'Drive' This is usually found on the centre console, or on a stalk connected to the steering wheel In almost all automatic cars, the car will begin to slowly move forward as you release the brake pedal Still using your right foot, press the accelerator to speed up The automatic gearbox will pick whatever gear it thinks is right for your speed and accelerator position If the car doesn't move when you first release the brake, it will remain stationary until you gently press the accelerator – this is more common on some hybrid and electric cars When you're ready to slow down, press the brake pedal with your right foot to reduce your speed You can bring the car to a complete stop – say, at a junction or some traffic lights – using the brake pedal, and keep it stopped by holding the brake pedal down The automatic gearbox means the car will never stall when you come to a stop Release the brake to make the car creep forward once you're ready to drive off again, using the accelerator to speed up To go backwards, press the brake all the way down with your right foot so the car is stationary, and shift to 'R' for 'Reverse' Then, gradually lift off the brake to creep backwards It's usually enough to just use the brake to adjust your speed and bring yourself to a stop – but you can press the accelerator to make the car reverse faster Are automatic cars easy to drive
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