Can I start the car in Subject 3 without stepping on the brake, just by slowly releasing the clutch?
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Starting in Subject 3 depends on the specific situation: 1. Starting on a slope: Starting on a slope requires stepping on the brake until the clutch is released to the semi-engaged state when the front of the car tilts upward. At this point, keep the clutch still, then release the brake and gently press the accelerator. The car will start moving, and releasing the clutch at this time means a successful start without rolling back. 2. Starting on flat ground: Starting on flat ground does not require stepping on the brake. Only when there is a car or pedestrian ahead and speed adjustment or stopping is needed should the brake be applied. Starting on flat ground will not cause the car to roll back. However, stepping on both the clutch and brake when starting is a good habit, and using the semi-engaged state during the test makes the start more stable.