Why Do Beginners Frequently Stall at Traffic Lights?
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Beginners frequently stall at traffic lights due to reasons such as not pressing the accelerator when starting, releasing the clutch too quickly, prolonged acceleration while pressing the accelerator, and improper coordination between the accelerator and clutch. Not pressing the accelerator when starting: If the accelerator is not pressed when starting, the vehicle may fail to start due to insufficient idle speed. Therefore, it is necessary to press the accelerator appropriately when starting. Releasing the clutch too quickly: When starting, slowly release the clutch pedal with your left foot until the vehicle begins to vibrate, then hold it in that position. Check if the vehicle has a tendency and power to move forward, and do not continue to lift the clutch pedal to prevent stalling. Once the vehicle starts moving forward, release the handbrake completely with your right hand and gently press the accelerator. Prolonged acceleration while pressing the accelerator: During the starting process, avoid prolonged acceleration while the clutch is in a semi-engaged state. As long as the vehicle is propelled by the accelerator, it will not roll backward, and you can release the clutch pedal and press the accelerator to start. Improper coordination between the accelerator and clutch: When starting, press the accelerator first and then the clutch; when braking, press the brake first and then the clutch.
