How to Stop a Manual Transmission Car at a Red Light?
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When encountering a red light in a manual transmission car, gently press the brake, then fully depress the clutch pedal to shift into neutral. Slowly release the brake to control the speed and allow the car to coast until it reaches the red light line. Then, firmly press the brake to bring the car to a complete stop and engage the handbrake to wait for the red light. Below are some related tips for driving a manual transmission car: 1. Avoid prolonged use of the half-clutch state: Keeping the clutch partially engaged for extended periods will cause rapid wear of the clutch plate. Starting in second gear will also lead to premature damage to the clutch. Starting in first gear is beneficial and harmless for any vehicle model. 2. Starting technique: Unlike an automatic transmission car, when starting a manual transmission car, always remember to fully depress the clutch with your left foot, shift into first gear, and place your right foot lightly above the accelerator. Slowly release the clutch while simultaneously releasing the handbrake and gently pressing the accelerator. After slightly lifting the clutch pedal with your left foot, immediately press the accelerator gently to ensure a smooth start.