What are the precautions for starting on a slope in Subject 2?

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DeElizabeth
07/30/25 7:18am
There are several precautions for starting on a slope in Subject 2: 1. The initial state should be in neutral with the brake pedal pressed; 2. Pull up the handbrake as tightly as possible; 3. Slowly release the brake pedal, ensuring the vehicle does not roll backward when the brake is fully released. If necessary, tighten the handbrake again; 4. Press the clutch and shift into first gear; 5. Gently press the accelerator to maintain the engine speed between 1500 and 2000 RPM; 6. Release the clutch gradually, first to the half-clutch position, then continue to release it slowly while maintaining the throttle to ensure engine speed. The key to successful slope starting lies in accurately identifying the clutch's half-engagement point. There are five methods to determine the clutch's half-engagement point: 1. Listen for changes in the engine sound. 2. Feel the engine vibration. 3. Rely on foot sensation. 4. Observe the tachometer reading. 5. Sense the vehicle's momentum.
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