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Before you start driving, learn the traffic rules in your region so there will be no surprises on the road. Then, sign up for a driver's education course. Make sure you always practice with an experienced driver in a safe place. When you get into a car, adjust the mirrors and seats so you can see everything around you, and put your seat belt on before starting the car. Familiarize yourself with where the blinkers and headlights are and how they work, so you won't have to figure them out while driving. Finally, take your region's driving test when you're ready to get your license. If you want to learn the differences between driving an automatic and manual transmission vehicle, keep reading!