Can You Press the Clutch During a Right-Angle Turn?

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You can press the clutch during a right-angle turn. In the second driving test, there is no requirement regarding whether to drive with the clutch engaged, as long as the vehicle does not stop midway. Test requirements for right-angle turns: This test evaluates the driver's ability to quickly apply steering in sharp turns and accurately judge the difference between the inner and outer wheels of the vehicle. The operational requirements are: Drive the vehicle along the designated route, making a right-angle turn from left to right or right to left. Complete the turn in one go without stopping midway. If the turn cannot be completed, one reverse maneuver is allowed, but this will result in a 10-point deduction. If the wheels touch the protruding points, it results in failure. Each time the wheels touch the curb, 20 points are deducted. Test tips for right-angle turns: Common mistakes in this test include forgetting to use the turn signal or using it incorrectly upon entering the turn, failing to turn off the turn signal or turning it off incorrectly, and forgetting to adjust the vehicle's position to maintain a 30cm distance from the edge line, leading to running over the line during the turn. Therefore, during the test, it is necessary to adjust the vehicle to maintain a 30cm distance from the left edge line, observing when one-third of the front of the vehicle or the highest point of the windshield wiper aligns with the left edge line. After completing the previous test item, remember to activate the turn signal. Pay attention to the left and right rearview mirrors, and when the vehicle body is parallel to the roadside line, quickly straighten the steering wheel.