How to Drive a Manual Transmission Car in Congested Areas?
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In congested areas, the driving method for a manual transmission car is to use the half-clutch technique. The half-clutch technique refers to operating the car in idle speed in 1st gear without pressing the accelerator, controlling the speed by adjusting the depth of the clutch pedal with the left foot. A manual transmission is a manual gearbox, and its working principle is: by using the gear shift fork to change the transmission ratio of the meshing gears, thereby altering the driving torque to suit different working conditions. The method to start a manual transmission car is: 1. Fully depress the clutch pedal; 2. Push the gear lever to engage the 1st gear as the starting gear; 3. Gently press down the turn signal lever to activate the left turn signal, indicating the front and rear of the vehicle; 4. Press the horn button to alert pedestrians in front of the vehicle that you are about to start; 5. Release the vehicle's handbrake; 6. Slowly lift the left foot until the clutch is in the half-clutch state, and the vehicle begins to vibrate slightly; 7. As the vehicle starts to move, release the clutch and gently press the accelerator.