How to Avoid Stalling When Starting on a Slope in Daily Driving?

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Methods to avoid stalling when starting on a slope in daily driving: 1. Ensure the gear is in neutral and the handbrake is firmly engaged to prevent the vehicle from rolling backward; 2. Press the clutch pedal all the way down with your left foot, shift into first gear, hold the steering wheel with your left hand, and grasp the handbrake with your right hand; 3. Slowly lift the clutch pedal with your left foot to the semi-engagement point, then hold it steady, gently press the accelerator with your right foot, and quickly release the handbrake; 4. After the vehicle starts moving, gradually release the clutch pedal completely and add a bit more throttle with your right foot to accelerate up the slope. During the process of starting on a slope, it's important not to release the clutch too quickly. Once it reaches the semi-engagement point, keep it steady—avoid further releasing or pressing down, as this can easily cause the vehicle to stall. Once the vehicle begins moving forward, fully release the clutch pedal. Avoid prolonged semi-engagement of the clutch while applying throttle, as this can also be harmful to the vehicle.