Should the accelerator be pressed during the uphill section of Subject 2?
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There are two versions for the hill start in Subject 2: one requires pressing the accelerator (needs throttle), while the other does not (no throttle needed). 1. No-throttle version: After stopping at the designated point, turn on the indicator light, then slowly lift the clutch with the left foot (semi-engaged state). At this point, the car body will shake, creating a forward tugging sensation. Hold the clutch steady without releasing it further, then release the foot brake directly, and the car will move uphill. 2. Throttle version: Similarly, first press the clutch with one foot and the brake with the other. Slowly release the clutch with the left foot while keeping the handbrake engaged until the car body shakes and reaches the semi-engaged point. Pause the clutch-lifting action, then smoothly release the brake with the right foot and gently press the accelerator. This step is crucial. At this point, observe the tachometer needle; when it reaches around 1000 RPM, release the handbrake, gently press the accelerator, and the car will drive up to the hilltop. Finally, fully release the clutch.