What to Do When a Car Rolls Backward on a Slope?

[RobertMarie]

Restart the car, press the clutch, and step on the brake, keeping the clutch in a semi-engaged state. Finally, press the accelerator and release the clutch. Below is a brief introduction about rolling backward: 1. Reasons for rolling backward: It occurs when the handbrake is released before the clutch engagement point is sufficiently raised (the clutch is raised too low) or without giving enough throttle (the car's idle speed is too low to initiate movement). 2. Key points to avoid stalling or rolling backward when starting on a slope: Press the foot brake as far down as possible to maintain sufficient braking force; once the clutch reaches the semi-engagement point, hold it steady without excessive shaking, then slowly release the brake.