What is the simplest method for hill start?

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LaAdriel
07/29/25 11:08pm
After successfully completing the hill parking, the in-car machine will prompt you to start. The student must successfully start within 30 seconds. Upon hearing the voice prompt, the student should turn on the left turn signal, depress the clutch, shift into 1st gear, while keeping the brake pedal pressed, and quickly release the handbrake. Slowly lift the clutch with the left foot while keeping the right foot on the brake. Stop when you feel a slight vibration in the car body. Then, the right foot can gradually release the brake pedal. Normally, relying on the clutch's semi-engagement will allow you to smoothly complete the start.
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