text: You have to make sure that the RPM is slightly above zero and this process can be done by increasing the accelerator condition, then slowly releasing the clutch using the left foot.
  Then just increase the accelerator little by little and let go of the clutch slowly until the clutch works properly. When you have completely released the clutch, please do the acceleration normally.
  If you see a car going too fast, you have to push a brake slowly. When you want to push the brake, the foot that steps on the accelerator pedal must be moved to the brake. For beginners, it is important for you to first learn the correct and safe braking process.
  If you notice that the RPM exceeds the normal range of around 2,500 to 3,000 RPM, it is necessary to move the gear. Shifting gears can be done by lifting your foot from the accelerator pedal, then pressing the clutch.
  Before you change or move the gear lever, make sure to fully depress the clutch. If you don’t step on the clutch completely, the gears will collide and will make the car unstable.
  Afterward, you just need to move the gear lever to the highest gear and you can release the clutch. Then you just have to increase the speed of the car. The clutch along with the accelerator must be adjusted simultaneously to ensure smooth gear shifting.
  When the car is in motion, then you can release the clutch a little faster and return your hands on the steering wheel.
  Almost the same process as shifting to a higher position, you have to shift gears when the car is in motion and the RPM has started to decrease. In this case, you will feel a slightly vibrating engine condition.
  To start shifting gears, you can lift your left foot that is pressing the gas pedal with the clutch. Lift your foot off the gas pedal a little faster than pressing the clutch, this will prevent the car from revving.