What Are the Quick Start Techniques for Experienced Drivers?
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Experienced drivers have three methods for quick starts. The method of slowly releasing the clutch: Gently release the clutch with your left foot from the engaged position to the semi-engaged position, then utilize idle speed to crawl forward. Once the clutch is fully released, use your right foot to press the accelerator. This prevents stalling at startup and is suitable only for beginners. The method of coordinating the throttle and clutch: This requires some driving experience to locate the semi-engaged position of the clutch. Then, firmly press the accelerator to achieve a smooth and quick start, which is the common practice for most drivers. However, not all drivers can accurately find the semi-engaged position of the clutch. If you lack experience, it's best not to attempt this method lightly. The method of simultaneously operating the throttle and clutch: During startup, synchronize the pressing and releasing of the throttle and clutch! That is, while pressing the clutch with your left foot, simultaneously press the accelerator with your right foot. When releasing the clutch, reduce the pressure on the accelerator accordingly! This also achieves a quick and smooth start while avoiding the brief pause at the semi-engaged position.