What to Do If a Beginner Driver Starts Slowly and Frequently Stalls the Car?

[VanBradley]

Solutions for beginners who start slowly and frequently stall the car: 1. Practice releasing the clutch. When you feel the engagement point, which is when the car is about to move (also known as the half-clutch state), stop lifting and hold it steady, then slowly release the clutch. This will allow the car to start smoothly. 2. Next, practice coordinating the clutch and throttle. When lifting the clutch to the half-clutch state, hold it steady, and while slowly releasing the clutch, gently press the throttle to achieve a smooth start. When parking on a slope, beginners should first shift from a higher gear to an appropriate lower gear, then use light braking to reduce the vehicle's speed. Upon reaching the parking spot, simultaneously press the clutch and brake to stop the car, then engage the handbrake before releasing the foot brake.