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Which subject is the hill start in the driving test?

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LaJesse
09/03/2025, 03:54:11 AM

Hill start is part of Subject 2 in the driving test. Hill start refers to the process of starting a car on a slope with a certain angle, which is a fundamental skill that new drivers must master. Common failures during hill starts include: 1. Stalling the engine; 2. Rolling backward after starting. The reasons for these failures are: 1. Insufficient throttle; 2. Improper timing of releasing the handbrake; 3. Poor coordination between the throttle and clutch. Maintain the correct driving posture, pay attention to various traffic conditions on the road ahead, and avoid looking down. The operating sequence is: Step on the clutch with the left foot, gradually press the accelerator with the right foot, shift into low gear, press the accelerator pedal with the right foot, when the engine sound changes or the car body slightly shakes, quickly release the handbrake, and then slightly press the accelerator pedal again, slowly lift the clutch pedal.

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