What are the tips for hill start and stopping at a fixed point?

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DiArya
07/30/25 1:06am
Hill start and stopping at a fixed point techniques are as follows: Lifting the clutch: When lifting the clutch, observe the RPM or the engine sound. When the RPM is appropriate or the engine emits a low sound, slow down the speed of lifting the clutch, then gently accelerate, align with the center of the road. Generally, there are arrows; align the center of the steering wheel with the arrow to drive. You can slightly lift the clutch to go uphill. Preventing rolling back: Before releasing the handbrake, it's best to observe the road conditions ahead. If it's an uphill or downhill, it's advisable to press the brake with your right foot, slowly release the clutch. When the car body starts to shake significantly, keep the clutch pedal steady with your left foot, slowly release the brake with your right foot. When the car starts moving, then completely release the brake.
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