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" 1) Before a long drive, stretch. 2) Pay attention to what your car is doing. Strange vibrations, pulling to one side, funny noises, odd smells--all could be early indicators that your bearings are shot and your wheels are about to fly off. 3) Jeff Gordon drives with both feet: one on the brake, the other on the gas. You&amp;#039;re not Jeff Gordon. Use the right foot for both.  4) When you&amp;#039;re merging into traffic, the pedal to be used is the one on the right, not the left. &amp;quot;There are times that you have to be very aggressive,&amp;quot; Gordon says, and merging is one of those. &amp;quot;You need to get up to speed and be able to merge with the rest of the traffic.&amp;quot; 5) Don&amp;#039;t get overly excited and intense about what happens on the street. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s nothing that&amp;#039;s so important that it&amp;#039;s worth getting into a big rush for. You&amp;#039;ll get there when you get there.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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