What are the techniques for starting on a slope in an underground parking lot?

[MacLucia]

Techniques for starting on a slope in an underground parking lot are as follows: When starting on a slope in an underground garage, press the brake and clutch, start the engine, shift into 1st gear, and slowly release the clutch. When the vehicle begins to vibrate slightly, release the brake and immediately press the accelerator to add throttle, then release the clutch as the vehicle moves forward to complete the starting process. Additional tips: 1. Generally, the slopes in underground garages are quite steep. If conditions permit and there are no turns on the slope, you can turn on the hazard lights (if safe), shift into reverse, press the clutch, and use the brake to control the speed while slowly reversing. Continuously honk the horn. Return to a flat area or a slope where you can safely start again. 2. Turning on the hazard lights alerts vehicles behind you that there is an issue with your car, prompting them to avoid you. Shifting into reverse signals to vehicles behind that you are reversing. Pressing the clutch prevents engine interference, and honking the horn serves as a warning to vehicles behind.