After some time, a child will get bored with driving indoors so it would want to go outside and test its driving skills outdoors. Because most ride-on toys designed for 2-4-year-old kids run at 6 mph max, they don’t have enough power to be driven outdoors, especially when addressing an uphill pavement. As a parent, you’d want your little one to experience both indoor and outdoor driving. Go for the car that offers two-speed options. That way, the kid will be able to power up when it’s going at an incline.
Take Note: You have to ensure the kid is driving in a safe location outdoors, preferable within residential areas where there’s low vehicular traffic.
If you’ll be choosing the ride-on that offers two speeds, then make sure your child masters the slower speed first before driving at a speed above 6 mph.