How to move off from behind a parked car

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An angle start is something that you'll be asked to do on your driving test and it requires good clutch control. Raising the clutch slightly to move quicker and dipping it down to slow down. An angle start is moving off from the side of the road from behind a parked car. Being careful to not only hit the vehicle in front but also not to swing out wide towards oncoming.

Make sure that it's safe and the road is clear of approaching vehicles before starting to move off. Observe all around, including the blind spot. Only signal if it's necessary. If you're in any doubt that you can move off without hitting the vehicle in front then make sure it's safe and reverse a little to make it easier.

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Chapters:
00:00 How to move off from behind a car intro
00:51 Clutch control refresh
01:14 Moving off in a manual car demonstration
01:59 An angle start on your driving test
02:32 How to move off in a manual car demo 2
03:15 Moving off demo 3
03:49 Outro


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