What to Do When a Car Rolls Backward on a Slope?
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When starting a car on an uphill slope, it is prone to rolling backward. To prevent this, simply pull the handbrake tight, slowly lift the clutch to the engagement point, then immediately stabilize the clutch and release the handbrake. This will prevent the car from "rolling back." If the slope is steep, you may need to gently press the accelerator before releasing the handbrake. Steps for starting on a slope: 1. Press the brake and clutch pedals to prepare for starting. 2. Press the brake pedal and slowly lift the clutch pedal to the half-engagement point. 3. Release the brake pedal, press the accelerator pedal, and, while maintaining the half-engagement state, release the handbrake and slowly lift the clutch pedal. 4. After gaining speed, adjust the accelerator pedal and fully release the clutch pedal.