How to Step on the Clutch When Pulling Over?
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Turn on the right turn signal, release the accelerator, and step on the brake. Note that when stepping on the brake, do not step on the clutch or shift out of gear. Stopping relies on both the friction force of the brake and the engine's resistance. If you step on the clutch and shift out of gear, the speed may still increase. Then step on the clutch, shift out of gear, and pull the handbrake. These actions should be done when the speed drops to about 20 km/h. Stepping on the clutch while braking prevents the car from stalling, and not stepping on the clutch can cause the car to jerk. Before stopping, observe the rear and right side, turn on the right turn signal for 3 seconds before turning right. After stopping, pull the parking brake lever tightly and turn off the engine.