Clutch control on a hill - [ Ссылка ]
If you're learning to drive a manual car then using clutch control at a junction on a hill can be a scary experience. In this video, we look at how you can creep forward at a junction using clutch control, how to do a hill start and how to emerge. Confidence with the biting point and how to creep forward with clutch control is important before attempting this on a hill. It's best to practice on a quiet, flat road first with your driving instructor.
Once you have the biting point you can lower the clutch about the thickness of a pound coin to slow down or raise it slightly to increase speed.
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