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**Title:** Tips for New Drivers
**Summary:**
This video shares 7 essential tips for new drivers:
1. **Reversing:** Turn the steering wheel in the direction you want the car's rear to go.
2. **Checking if Front Wheels are Straight:** Use the steering wheel logo as a guide; if it's straight, the wheels likely are. Verify by moving forward slightly.
3. **Exiting a Parking Space:** Back up straight until your front bumper clears the other cars, then turn.
4. **Rear View Mirror Switch:** Adjusts for day/night modes to reduce glare from headlights.
5. **Locating the Gas Tank:** Check the fuel gauge arrow, which indicates if the tank is on the left or right side of the car.
6. **Avoiding Blind Spots:** Don't drive in others' blind spots; adjust your position to be visible.
7. **Adjusting Driver's Seat and Mirrors:**
* Seat: Adjust height, tilt, and track for comfort and visibility.
* Mirrors: Adjust rearview and side mirrors to minimize blind spots before driving.
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**Driving Tips**
1. To steer a car in reverse, turn the wheel in the direction you want the rear of the car to go.
2. Turning the wheel to the right steers the back of the car to the right.
3. Turning the wheel to the left steers the back of the car to the left.
4. Always back up slowly, as steering control and vehicle balance are harder to maintain in reverse.
**Vehicle Features**
5. Most cars have a logo on the steering wheel that can indicate if the front wheels are straight when viewed from the driver's seat.
6. To confirm straight wheels, straighten the steering wheel, move the vehicle forward slightly, and check if it goes in a straight line.
7. If the car leans, adjust the steering wheel accordingly (e.g., one full turn to the right if leaning left).
**Parking and Exiting**
8. When exiting a parking space, start backing up in a straight line.
9. Only turn the wheels to the desired side once the front bumper clears the back bumpers of adjacent vehicles.
**Mirror Adjustments**
10. The rear view mirror switch (often at the bottom) can change the mirror's reflection mode between daytime and nighttime driving.
11. Daytime mode provides a clear, crisp view, while nighttime mode reduces glare from headlights.
12. To adjust mirrors properly, position yourself in the driver's seat as if driving.
13. Adjust the rear view mirror to show as much of the back window as possible.
14. Adjust side mirrors so that:
* Driver's side: road/driveway is visible at the bottom, with the vehicle's side barely visible on the right.
* Passenger's side: back bumper/lower corner of the vehicle is in the bottom left corner.
**Fuel Gauge**
15. Most cars have an arrow on the gas gauge indicating whether the fuel tank is on the right or left side of the vehicle.
**Driving Safety**
16. Avoid driving in someone else's blind spot; move forward or drop back to increase visibility.
17. When adjusting mirrors or seats, do so before starting to drive or when safely stopped.
**Seat Adjustment**
18. Properly adjusting the driver's seat tilt increases ergonomics and comfort.
19. Raise the seat height to see clearly over the wheel, dash, and hood.
20. Adjust the seat track for a comfortable knee bend and align the headrest with the top of your ears.