Can You Control Speed by Braking During Reverse Parking?

[Patrick]

Yes. However, you should not stop midway as some computer systems may misinterpret it as a full stop. Therefore, it's best to avoid using the brake and instead control the speed with the clutch. The reverse parking exercise allows for stopping to adjust the steering direction, but after the driving test reforms, stopping midway during reverse parking is no longer permitted. Additional Information: No points are deducted for stopping during reverse parking. In the Category 2 driving test, reverse parking requires stopping to shift into reverse gear, so braking to stop does not incur penalties. Moreover, one of the key aspects of reverse parking is speed control, which can be managed by using the clutch or brake to slow down, providing sufficient reaction time and room for correction. When aligning the car body to reverse into the parking space, you need to observe the alignment of the lower edge of the left rearview mirror with the parking space line and also use both the brake and clutch to stop.