Does the Clutch Control Speed?
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The clutch can control speed. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Half-clutch: When starting a manual transmission car, you need to press the clutch first, engage first gear, and use the half-clutch state to start the car. When the car begins to move, you can lightly press the accelerator and then shift up. Pressing the accelerator will increase the speed. Pressing the clutch when starting the car controls a slow start, ensuring higher safety. 2. Emergency situations: When driving a manual transmission car, you must brake promptly in emergencies. Braking requires pressing the clutch to assist in slowing down the car. In emergencies, you should first tap the brake to reduce speed, then press the clutch. Pressing the clutch not only slows the car down but also prevents stalling due to sudden braking.