Challenge: Hill start: two risks, one coordinated action
Many learners think of a hill start as only about rolling back and focus on the handbrake. The book, however, names two risks in one sentence — and the second word, in Dutch 'afslaan', is often misread as 'turning the wrong way' instead of what it actually means: the engine stalling.
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