When going uphill, the throttle is difficult to control, and it can't control a speed and keeps rising. Loosen the clutch, and the throttle is habitually released. what can I do?

Let's talk about how to step on these three pieces of iron! The left foot only has clutch, right foot tube brake and throttle (you can say this, everyone knows), but can you step on it? Right foot, no matter what happens, as long as you sit on the main driver, then as long as you step straight, it must be a brake! Don't worry, it's the throttle! The throttle will only wait for you at the far right of your right foot! There is also the position of the joint between the foot and the three iron pieces: take the left foot as an example, point it on the ground with the heel as the center (as the axis, as the focus), and gently place it at the clutch where the sole meets the toe. After finding a good point, keep your heel still, point your feet down, clutch down, and point your feet up! So is the right foot! Two roads! The first type 1, the left foot steps on the clutch to the end, the right foot steps on the brake to the end, and the handbrake is put down. 2. Gently lift the clutch with your left foot until you feel the body shaking. 3. Continue to lightly lift the clutch with the left foot, and lightly lift the brake with the right foot, feeling that the car is walking. 4. At this time, almost all of the left foot is lifted, and the right foot continues to gently lift the brake until it is completely lifted. Lift your left foot slowly, it is easy to put out the fire too fast, and your right foot should be light, it is easy to jump off the car too fast. 5. Rest your left foot and lightly step on the accelerator with your right foot (slowly increase the weight and give oil). Note: the decomposition is very fine, and the whole set of movements only takes a few seconds (if you practice slowly, there will be more than ten seconds). The second type: 1. Step on the left foot and pull the handbrake. 2. Gently lift the clutch with your left foot until you feel the body shaking. 3. Continue to lightly lift the clutch with the left foot and lightly step on the accelerator with the right foot (slowly giving oil together is money! ), put down the handbrake (decisive)! Car, go! 4. At this time, the left foot is almost raised by half or all, so you can rest, and the right foot continues to lightly step on the accelerator. Note: Personally, I think the first one is easier to master, and the second one is more popular with men (because it is easy to jump on the bus) (showing off in an ostentatious manner is more)! Practice more! Wish you success!