How to Control the Clutch When First Learning to Drive?

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BriellaRose
07/30/25 3:05am
Control the clutch by: 1. Slowly releasing the clutch with the sole of your foot until the car begins to move, then hold the clutch at this position; 2. Keep your heel on the ground while pressing the clutch pedal, and maintain a slight bend in your knee when the clutch is fully depressed; 3. Avoid using your toes to press the pedal or lifting your heel off the ground to prevent insufficient force or slipping. While driving, maintain the clutch in a state of alternating between tight and loose, ensuring it floats around the semi-engaged point without excessive movement. Keep the speed stable during clutch operation, with slow and steady movements—avoid abrupt actions. When turning the steering wheel fully, slightly release the clutch to ensure the vehicle has sufficient power as tire friction increases, but remember to release it gradually to prevent sudden acceleration. Regular practice is essential; try straight-line driving at a constant speed and parking exercises to master clutch control through repeated attempts.
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