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Don't forget that you can use the handbrake trick on hills. Use the handbrake to hold the car instead of the foot brake. That way you can have both feet
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Don't forget that you can use the handbrake trick on hills. Use the handbrake to hold the car instead of the foot brake. That way you can have both feet ready for the clutch and accelerator. When it's time to move, just get to the engagement point, give some gas, and release the handbrake. That way you don't roll back at all.
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