In vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions, L gear represents low gear, which is often used when greater power is required or when going uphill. When driving this type of vehicle, you can follow the following steps:

Firstly, insert the car key and start the car. Subsequently, press the brake pedal and shift the gear lever out of the parking gear (P gear), selecting either the forward gear (D gear) or the reverse gear (R gear) as needed. If you need to start on a slope, you can choose to shift into D gear. Next, release the brake pedal and the car will start moving. If you need to slow down, simply release the accelerator pedal without stepping on the brake. When parking is required, move the gear lever back to P and press the brake. Finally, before turning off the engine, press the brake pedal again, move the gear lever back to P, ensure that all doors are closed, and then press the start button to turn off the engine.

It should be clarified that L gear is not equivalent to manual gear shifting, it only provides a better way of power transmission in certain specific situations.