What are the tips for starting on a slope with a manual transmission?

[MacPiper]

Tips for starting on a slope with a manual transmission: 1. Coordination of clutch and brake: On the basis of semi-engagement, release the clutch a little more to make the vehicle shake more violently, then slowly release the brake to avoid stalling during startup. 2. Straighten the wheels: Start with the wheels straightened. Many drivers turn the steering wheel to prevent rolling when parking on a slope, but starting with the wheels turned increases resistance slightly, which can easily become the last straw causing the vehicle to stall on a steep slope. 3. Judge whether the semi-engagement state is reached by the engine sound: When the clutch is lifted to the engagement point, the engine speed drops and the sound significantly decreases, indicating that the clutch has reached the semi-engagement point; some models have a shaking sensation. Gently lift the clutch, and when the vehicle and gear lever slightly tremble, it proves that the clutch has reached the semi-engagement point.