Why do novices always turn off when driving?

The flameout is more common in manual transmission models, and the general automatic transmission models will not easily flameout. The main reason for the flameout is that the novice is not skilled enough in the clutch of the car, and the control of the clutch and the throttle is not coherent.

How to avoid flameout:

1, control the clutch.

When starting, controlling the clutch is the key to avoid flameout. Beginners can't master the clutch well, especially the car with manual transmission. When the clutch is slow, it is easy to stall. So when you start, step on the clutch with your left foot, hold it steady halfway, and then slowly lift the clutch when the vehicle moves.

Step 2 keep up with the throttle

It is also important to keep up with the throttle while controlling the clutch. Just lift the clutch, the vehicle runs slowly, and it is easy to stall if the throttle doesn't keep up. Therefore, when lifting the clutch, lightly stepping on the accelerator can make the vehicle start more smoothly.

3, cooperate with the use of hand brake

Beginners sometimes slip when they start, and panic when they slip away, which is easy to stall. Then you need to use the handbrake. Before starting in gear, tighten the handbrake, then lift the clutch half-way, release the handbrake and keep up with the accelerator, so that the car will not slip when starting.

4. Avoid high-end and low-speed driving.

During normal driving, when the vehicle is driving at a high-grade and low speed, the engine of the vehicle will slowly shake, the power can't keep up, and it is easy to stall. So novices should find a good time to shift gears.

Expand the skills of novice drivers.

1, the cause of most traffic accidents is the rear-end collision of the front and rear cars. When the front car braked, the rear car got too close and did not slow down, resulting in two or more cars colliding. In order not to hit or be hit by someone, when driving at high speed, always pay attention to the speed of the front car and observe the dynamics of the rear car through the rearview mirror.

2. After driving for a certain distance, step on the brakes to remind the rear car to pay attention to the distance from the front car. It is very practical to drive at night or brake on the highway to prevent rear-end collision.

Some novices are not familiar with traffic rules and driving routes. When they go the wrong way, they immediately turn around and completely ignore the vehicles on both sides. This is very dangerous. You should first observe whether there is a sign ahead that allows you to turn around.

If you have to turn around as a last resort, don't turn around when there is a train waiting on the opposite side, which will cause traffic jams. You have to wait for the opposite car to start slowly and turn around quickly when the distance between cars is widening.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-driving