What are the techniques for stepping on the accelerator during hill starts?

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The technique for stepping on the accelerator during hill starts is not to release the clutch pedal immediately, but to first apply the throttle and then release the clutch. Below is an introduction to hill start knowledge: 1. Test subject: Hill starts are part of the field test for the second subject of the driver's license exam, which involves starting a vehicle parked on a steep slope upwards. When learning the technique for hill starts with a manual transmission vehicle, students should first pull the handbrake, press the accelerator to at least 2000 RPM, then release the clutch until it reaches around 1000 RPM, release the handbrake, slightly release the clutch while adding a bit more throttle, and the car will naturally move up the slope. 2. Precautions: The sequence of starting operations should be standardized and correct, with actions performed in order and sometimes simultaneously, without omission; during the start, maintain the correct driving posture with eyes focused ahead, avoiding looking down.