Is it necessary to downshift sequentially when stopping from fifth gear?

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It is not necessary to downshift sequentially when stopping from fifth gear. Below is relevant information about stopping from fifth gear: 1. Method for stopping from fifth gear: First release the accelerator and gently apply the brakes to slow down gradually; when the vehicle slows to approximately 30 kilometers per hour, press the clutch pedal fully with your left foot while simultaneously applying the brakes with your right foot; once the vehicle comes to a complete stop, engage the handbrake, shift the gear to neutral, then release the clutch and brakes, and turn off the engine; after turning off the engine, unfasten the seatbelt, check the rearview mirrors for any vehicles or pedestrians, and only open the door to exit after confirming it is safe. 2. Speed range for gears 1 to 5: First gear is used for starting. When the speed reaches 10 km/h and the engine RPM reaches around 2000, you can shift to second gear. When the speed reaches 20 km/h and the engine RPM reaches around 2000, you can shift to third gear. When the speed reaches 40 km/h and the engine RPM reaches around 2000, you can shift to fourth gear. When the speed reaches 60 km/h and the engine RPM reaches around 2000, you can shift to fifth gear.