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"until they remember that neutral exists." Or they can just turn the ignition off. When I was 16 and took driving school, we did this as an exercise. The instru
by giarc 2y ago
"until they remember that neutral exists."
Or they can just turn the ignition off. When I was 16 and took driving school, we did this as an exercise. The instructor just simply reached over and turned the key and I had to walk through starting it again (I can't remember if we pulled over or not). I wonder what would happen to a push button start car if you just pushed it while in motion?
- _ea1k 2y agoI think you may have to hold it down to force it to stop, but this isn't something that I've tried.
- giarc 2y agoI accidentally hit my Start/Stop button yesterday instead of Park when parking yesterday (very slow speed, buttons are close together). It was quite rough and through my parking break on. Google tells me that "Keyless ignition-equipped cars moving at higher speeds will generally keep moving even if you accidentally press the push to start button. However, if you hold the push to start button down, you can turn off the engine even when the car's moving at moderate speeds"