What's the correct step for starting a manual gear on a half slope?

Driving license has always been a hot topic. How many students left deep memories in the driving school, including their own jokes, the language art of the coach swearing without heavy samples, and so on. The most difficult thing should be subject 2, from right-angle turn to S-turn, from ramp start to side parking, and then to reversing storage, all of which are deep memories of practicing driving again and again in driving school.

Now let's explain the steps of manual ramp start. First, stop going uphill. Usually the coach will tell you which point to look at. When you get there, you can just step on the brakes. It doesn't matter if you step on it hard. This is the key to passing the exam. Watch the brakes. Once the vehicle slides backwards, you fail. When the vehicle stops, it will start again. Here's a little detail. In some places, you need to park with a handbrake. To start again, you must put down the handbrake first, but in some places you don't need to park with the handbrake. Just put your foot on the brake. Just ask the coach of the local driving school. When the vehicle starts again, you should step on the foot brake and slowly release the clutch. Be careful, it must be slow. Once the clutch is released quickly, the vehicle will stall directly. When the clutch is loose to a certain extent, the vehicle will shake violently. When the shaking degree is great, release the brake and the vehicle will move forward. The last thing to pay attention to is the direction. Just master the steering wheel when going downhill.

There are some details, which are different all over the country. You can consult the coach of the local driving school for details. In fact, learning to drive is not difficult, as long as you practice more. I suggest that college students try their best to get a driver's license during school, and reuse the time in winter and summer vacations. During this time, they can go to the driving school to practice driving every day, and their proficiency is faster. If you wait until you go to work to learn driving, it will often take up the weekend. Summer and winter vacations during college are the best choice. Young people generally have strong learning ability and learn things faster. Studying in winter and summer vacations is always much better than taking up the weekends of migrant workers.