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The document describes the interior features of an Indian auto rickshaw, including a bike-style handle, a long black rear seat, and a smaller front seat for the driver. It also outlines the process for riding in an auto rickshaw, which involves sitting on the rear seat, starting the engine, twisting the handle to move, pressing the foot pedal to stop, and pressing the red stop button to end the ride.
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- 2. Inside an auto there’s a handle that looks like a bike handle. There’s a big black long seat at the back of the auto and there’s also a small seat at the front of the auto for the driver. It has a rectangular window in the front of the auto.
- 3. To ride an auto you need to sit on your seat and start the engine. Next you need to twist the handle to start moving the auto. Then to stop the auto you need to push the pedal down below your feet. then to stop the engine you need to click the button that’s red and it say’s STOP.