He climbs into the driver's seat. The roar of the engine startles the crowd. It smells of gasoline and oil—scents that have been banned for decades.
Forget the highway setting. In the city, you need to see the curb. Angle your side mirrors slightly lower than usual. You should be able to see the white line (or the gutter) beside your rear tires. This "codex mirror setting" prevents curb rash and allows you to reverse into tight spots without a spotter.
Mara handed him the warm bag. “I just remembered the rules,” she said.