simple driving question?

Why would you have the handbrake on at a stop light?

Once you get used to it, you will be able to start from a full stop very easily. It just takes practice.

To answer your question, you should just push down the accelerator and slowly pull up the clutch. It will take longer than you will want until you get used to it. Once you get the 'feel' of your clutch, you'll be able to start just as fast as an automatic transmission car.

To pull away faster, you just hit the gas/pull up the clutch a little faster. This will come with time. Don't worry if you stall out a couple of times. It happens to everyone.

It will all come together when you get a few more lessons Just relax and listen to your instructor. You will learn clutch control very fast as it is the main control for stopping and starting.

Get to the Kennedy "ninety" East and proceed to exist it until it is going to become the Dan Ryan parkway, stay promptly until you spot an go out for around 87th highway. If there isn't one there get off at 80 5th or around there,however the middle of the parkway in basic terms facilitates you to off each and every so generally so examine the signs and indicators and bypass to the suited area of the parkway a minimum of 5 miles earlier exiting good success! Tip you ought to use map quest to easily look on the map without guidelines too in case you don;t believe them.

Practice is the only thing that will help you here.. Go out in the country and practice..

Don't over think it!!