How to prevent rolling back when starting on a slope with an electronic handbrake?

[McAaron]

If you need to park on a slope, after pulling the handbrake, you can place stones under the wheels to prevent the car from rolling back when the handbrake is not tight enough. During daily driving, you can prevent rolling back by coordinating the throttle and clutch. If the clutch coordination is not tight, you can pull the handbrake to prevent rolling back. If the engine stalls due to high gear and low speed on a slope, you should shift gears promptly. Generally, maintaining a high RPM on a slope makes it less likely to stall, and the RPM for shifting gears on a slope should be higher than on flat roads.