"How to Start and Stop a Car on a Slope with Manual Transmission"

For manual transmission, here’s how to start and drive on a slope (including bridges):

To stop on uphill:

To stop on an uphill, press the clutch and brake pedals, and you can also engage the handbrake.

Hill Start (Uphill):

Press the Clutch: Fully depress the clutch pedal and shift into first gear.

Engage the Handbrake: Keep the handbrake on to prevent rolling back.

Accelerate Slightly: Gently press the accelerator to increase engine revs.

Find the Biting Point: Slowly release the clutch until you feel the car trying to move forward.

Release the Handbrake: Once you reach the biting point, release the handbrake and gradually release the clutch while increasing throttle to move forward.

Also, we can hradually release the clutch, then release the brake while pressing the accelerator, without using the handbrake.

Going Downhill:

Shift to Lower Gear: Before descending, shift to a lower gear (2nd or 1st) to use engine braking.

Release the Accelerator: Let the car slow down by releasing the accelerator and allowing engine resistance to control speed.

Avoid Using Brakes Too Much: Rely on engine braking as much as possible to prevent overheating the brakes.