Preliminary Driving Steps

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Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt Adjust Mirrors (L,

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt Adjust Mirrors (L,R,

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt Adjust Mirrors (L,R,RV)

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt Adjust Mirrors Adjust Steering Wheel

Preliminary Driving Steps Approach Car From Front Lock The Door Key In Ignition Adjust Seat Fasten Safety Belt Adjust Mirrors Adjust Steering Wheel Make Sure Emergency Brake Is Set

Starting The Engine Gear Select in Park

Starting The Engine Gear Select in Park Right Foot On Brake

Starting The Engine Gear Select in Park Right Foot On Brake Turn and Hold Key Until Engine Starts, Then Release

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake Shift To Drive

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake Shift To Drive Signal Left

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake Shift To Drive Signal Left Check Mirrors

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake Shift To Drive Signal Left Check Mirrors Check Blind Spot

Pulling Away From Curb Foot On Brake Release Emergency Brake Shift To Drive Signal Left Check Mirrors Check Blind Spot Steer Right Then Straighten Accelerate Gradually

Stopping/Pulling Over To Curb Check Rear View Mirror

Stopping/Pulling Over To Curb Check Rear View Mirror Signal Right

Stopping/Pulling Over To Curb Check Rear View Mirror Signal Right Right Foot on Brake

Stopping/Pulling Over To Curb Check Rear View Mirror Signal Right Right Foot on Brake Steer Right then Straighten Stop Gradually Shift to Park Set Parking Brake

Stopping/Pulling Over To Curb Check Rear View Mirror Signal Right Right Foot on Brake Steer Right then Straighten Stop Gradually Shift to Park Set Parking Brake Remove Keys

Turn Abouts

Turn Abouts

Hill Parking Down Hill UpHill Check Mirrors Signal Right Pull Over 6-10 Inches From Curb Shift to Neutral Turn Wheels Left Ease off brake roll tires to curb Shift to Park Set Parking Brake Turn Off Ignition Check Mirrors Signal Right Pull over 6-10 Inches from curb Shift to neutral Turn Wheels Right Ease off brake roll tires to curb Shift to Park Set parking brake Turn off Ignition

Leaving A Hill Park Down Hill UpHill Start Car Release Parking Brake Shift to Drive Signal left Check Mirrors and Blindspot Pull away join traffic Start Car Release Parking Brake Shift to Reverse Back up and Straighten Wheels Shift to Drive Signal Left Check Mirrors and Blindspot Pull away and Join Traffic

Downhill Parking

Uphill Parking

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