Should I shift to first gear in advance when making a right turn on an uphill section?

[LaLilah]

When making a right turn on an uphill section, it is essential to slow down and shift to first gear. Shifting to first gear is primarily for safety and also prepares for accelerating again after the turn. When starting the car on an uphill section: As long as the handbrake is firmly engaged, slowly release the clutch to the engagement point, then immediately hold the clutch steady and release the handbrake. This will prevent the car from rolling backward. When driving on a steep slope: You must select an appropriate gear based on the slope conditions to ensure the engine maintains sufficient power. Downshift quickly and avoid forcing the gear to prevent stalling. If you miss the shifting opportunity, you can skip gears to downshift. If you encounter difficulty shifting or the engine stalls, immediately use both the service brake and parking brake to stop the vehicle, then restart. When approaching the top of the slope: Be cautious of oncoming vehicles or pedestrians when nearing the top of the slope, as this area can create a blind spot for normal visibility and increase the risk of traffic accidents.