What is the correct way to depress the clutch in a car?
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The correct method for depressing the clutch in a car is introduced as follows: 1. When starting: When starting the car, quickly depress the clutch first, then rapidly release it to the semi-engaged state. At the same time, slightly press the accelerator to increase the engine speed, and then gently lift the clutch slowly. Pause slightly when entering the fully engaged state. 2. When shifting gears (downshifting): First reduce the car's speed until it reaches the speed required for downshifting, quickly depress the clutch, and then use the principle of "one fast, two slow, three linkage" to control the clutch. 3. When shifting gears (upshifting): First reduce the car's speed until it reaches the speed required for upshifting, quickly depress the clutch, and then use the principle of "one fast, two slow, three linkage" to control the clutch. 4. When stopping: Depress the clutch when the car's speed is below 15 KM/H, then use the brake to stop the car. After coming to a complete stop, slowly release the clutch.