What are the techniques for parking at fixed points, starting on a half slope, and continuous obstacles in the second half of the driving license test? !

If it is Santana, use the upper right corner of the steering wheel to coincide with the lever to brake instantly, and use semi-linkage control to control the speed

Hill stop: When going uphill with semi-linkage, you can also apply the accelerator appropriately in first gear. Slow down, use the above method to stop the car, don't lift the brake pedal, clutch the clutch until it stops, shift to neutral, pull the handbrake until it beeps twice, then step on the brake pedal, the parking action is completed;

Slope start: turn on Turn on the left turn signal, engage first gear and slowly lift the clutch. Wait until the body shakes obviously for about 3 seconds, then release the handbrake and move forward. Remember:

1. Slowly lift the clutch and wait for about 3 seconds until the body shakes significantly. Otherwise, you will not be able to go up the slope; if you release the handbrake within 3 seconds, it will easily stall and slide down

2. The handbrake must be released last, which is different on flat ground. However, it is recommended to release the handbrake last on flat ground, which is safer.