Where does the 30-second count start for a stationary start?
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Stationary start 30 seconds starts counting from when the vehicle comes to a stop. Concept of stationary start: The hill start is part of the field test for the second subject of the driver's license exam, which involves starting a vehicle parked on a steep slope uphill. After the vehicle is positioned correctly, pull the handbrake firmly, then pull it two more times to ensure it is securely engaged. Techniques for stationary start: Shift into first gear, release the handbrake, gently release the clutch, and once the vehicle is stable, proceed up the slope, staying within 30 centimeters of the side line. Try to control the clutch to keep the vehicle speed as slow as possible. For stationary parking, use reference points to align with the marker pole, ensuring the front of the car is aligned with the pole to achieve correct positioning.