2. After confirming the power supply, put on protective gear, step on the right pedal with your right foot, lean the upper end of the car on the right calf, swing the knee joint back and forth with a little force, let the car move back and forth, practice repeatedly, and skillfully control the car before making the next move.
3. Before getting on the bus, push your left leg backward and lean forward to give the car a little compensation speed. Put your right foot on the right pedal. You can't get on the bus when you are still, or your body will be unbalanced. Let the car go forward and then get on the bus.
4. After getting on the bus, lean forward slightly, stand up straight with your legs, hold your chest out, look forward (don't look down at the car), open your arms to find the balance, gently press your toes, slowly move forward and practice repeatedly.
When you want to slow down or stop, if you lean back or lift your toes, the car will slow down or stop completely. The more you lean back or lift your toes, the faster the car slows down. Special reminder, don't go forward or brake easily when riding, so as not to fall. Don't accelerate and decelerate sharply, and don't lean forward and backward excessively.