Should the Clutch and Brake Be Pressed Together When Parking on a Slope?

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When parking on a slope, the clutch and brake should be pressed together. While pressing the clutch pedal can slow down the vehicle when going uphill, it is not recommended, especially for beginners. If both the clutch and brake are pressed firmly at the same time, it means there is no room for adjustment when stopping. If the clutch is pressed first, the vehicle will still move forward a certain distance due to inertia. Here are some additional tips: Align the vehicle body when going uphill: After starting the test, follow the voice prompts, turn on the right turn signal, and move closer to the standard line on the right side of the road. During this process, you can make slight adjustments to the steering wheel, but do not stray too far from the standard line. While moving closer, you can check whether the vehicle body is parallel to the standard line by observing the right rearview mirror. If they are parallel, it means the vehicle body has been straightened.