You should know if you are starting off on a flat surface or on
a slope..
If flat surface, it is correct to clutch in, put to gear 1 and
then slowly depress the accelerator and then slowly release half
clutch until it reaches the biting point, only then will your car
will start to move forward. Let it continue for 1-2 seconds, then
slowly releases the rest of the clutch and then accelerate as per
normal..
Until it reaches around 10km, then clutch in and change to gear
2 and continue as usual. Only when you changed to gear 4, then can
you throw clutch, which means there is literally no need for you to
hold it at biting point. You can simply just clutch in and change
to gear 4, then release clutch instead of holding it at biting
point. You can do the same for gear 5 as well, if you ever reach
that high a gear.
But if you are moving off a slope, remember to apply handbrake
first before doing what you need to do. This is to prevent your
vehicle from rolling backwards. Otherwise, you need to be damn fast
in your actions and half clutch your vehicle therefore your vehicle
is stationary at that point without moving forward or rolling
backwards, but if your half clutch skill sucks and either under
clutch or over clutch, then your vehicle will roll backwards. For
beginners its better to use handbrake method. Though its tedious,
but its safer.
When buy vehicle, buy auto la. Even though manual can go faster,
but auto is easier to manipulate. Unless its because of work, dont
go manual if you really buay zai.
"Until it reaches around 10km, then clutch in and change to gear
2 and continue as usual"
You say clutch in and change to gear 2, don't need release the
accelerator pedal?
As for moving slope, any method to react fast?
Any advise, please let me know:) Thanks!
