Why is the hill start not eliminated for manual transmission?
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Manual transmission cars primarily test the ability to prevent rolling back and stalling during vehicle startup, to avoid collisions or blockages in daily driving. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Automatic transmission: The car starts automatically when the brake is released, without manual operation. 2. Manual transmission: First, you need to press the brake, shift to neutral, then engage the handbrake to allow the vehicle to stop slowly. If the handbrake is not engaged, the car might roll back due to improper braking, which could easily lead to a collision with the vehicle behind. After parking, observe the situation of vehicles in front and behind to prepare for starting, as poor technique might cause the car to roll back slightly, potentially leading to a collision if vehicles are too close.