Can You Step on the Accelerator Directly When Starting?

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You can step on the accelerator directly when starting. Keep the tachometer around 2000 RPM and gently press the accelerator. Here are some precautions for starting: Start smoothly: During a normal start, ensure the process is smooth and safe, maintain the correct driving posture, avoid looking down at the gear shift, and keep your eyes on the road ahead and both sides. The start should be free from jerking, stalling, or intermittent surging. Coordinate the clutch and accelerator properly when starting: This means learning to use the clutch pedal, accelerator pedal, and brake pedal appropriately during the start. Select the right gear: The gear selection should be based on the car's condition, road situation, and slope. Generally, on flat and solid roads or surfaces, use 1st or 2nd gear to start. In extremely cold weather, on loose soil, or when going uphill, always use 1st gear to start.