Which gear selector position is used for normal forward driving?

The gear selector position used for normal forward driving is the Drive (D) position. When the vehicle is in this mode, it is enabled to move forward as the transmission automatically shifts through the appropriate gears based on the vehicle's speed and throttle input. This allows for smooth acceleration and optimal performance as you navigate through various driving conditions.

In contrast, Reverse (R) is intended for moving the vehicle backward and would not be suitable for forward driving. Park (P) is a setting that locks the transmission to prevent the vehicle from moving when stationary, which is not appropriate for driving. Neutral (N) disconnects the engine from the wheels, allowing the vehicle to roll freely without engine power, which is also unsuitable for forward motion. Thus, Drive is clearly the correct choice for engaging the vehicle in normal forward driving situations.