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You want to set off in an automatic car (hydraulic converter). What must you know?
When selecting a gear, the car must, as a rule, be held by the service brakes
The selector lever must only be moved when the engine has stopped
The engine revolutions must be raised considerably so that the engine does not stall
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
When setting off in an automatic car with a hydraulic converter, it is important to hold the vehicle with the service brakes while selecting the gear. This prevents the car from rolling unintentionally and ensures a smooth start. Unlike manual cars, you do not need to raise the engine revolutions to prevent stalling, and the selector lever can be moved while the engine is running, not only when it is stopped. Holding the brakes when changing gears is a key safety rule in automatic vehicles.