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Correct Method for Decelerating in a Manual Transmission Car at High Speeds

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MacElliot

09/01/25 6:24am

When decelerating during normal highway driving in a manual transmission car, it is not recommended to use the brakes; releasing the throttle for deceleration is preferable. Below is relevant information about decelerating in a manual transmission car: 1. Deceleration Method: When decelerating in a manual transmission car, first press the clutch and then lightly apply the brakes. However, during normal highway driving, it is not recommended to use the brakes; releasing the throttle for deceleration is better. 2. Deceleration Techniques: (1) Braking: Braking is the most direct method of deceleration. When braking, hold the steering wheel steady (to prevent the car from veering), quickly move your foot from the accelerator pedal to the brake pedal, and determine the braking force based on the situation. "Fixed-point stopping" is a basic method for practicing smooth stops. On rainy, snowy, or icy roads, emergency braking is strictly prohibited. Emergency braking can cause the car to lose control, leading to unexpected situations. The correct method is to use the engine's traction to reduce speed, combined with intermittent braking (lightly tapping the brake pedal) and downshifting to lower gears, allowing the car to decelerate or stop within the shortest possible distance. (2) Throttle Release: Releasing the throttle is another direct method of controlling speed. Generally, when driving on good road conditions or when the car is unloaded, use the throttle to control speed, relying on the car's inertia and the engine's idle operation to overcome the friction between the tires and the road and air resistance, allowing the car to come to a gradual and smooth stop. It is important to note that the technique for releasing the throttle pedal requires the car to always maintain smoothness. (3) Downshifting: When driving through busy areas, hazardous sections, or encountering obstacles, downshifting can be used to control speed.

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