What are the correct steps for hill starting?
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The correct steps for hill starting: 1. On the slope, pull up the handbrake, press the clutch with your left foot, and shift the car into first gear; 2. Slowly and gently lift your left foot to release the clutch while pressing the accelerator with your right foot, feeling the car's forward momentum; 3. Press the handbrake button and push it downward to release the handbrake; 4. The car climbs upward, completing the hill start. The correct starting procedure is: when the car body shakes after releasing the clutch with your left foot, slowly release the brake with your right foot. Avoid releasing the brake too quickly, and keep the clutch steady. If the car shows signs of rolling backward after completing these steps, quickly press the brake and clutch to stop the car, then start again. Stalling usually occurs when the clutch is not held steadily at the semi-engaged point, requiring repeated practice to improve clutch control.