Does rolling back during reverse parking result in penalty points?

[Kaden]

Rolling back during reverse parking does result in penalty points. The following are specific reasons for rolling back during reverse parking: Stalling on a slope: Stalling during hill start, if the brake is not pressed in time, will cause the car to roll back. Poor coordination: Improper coordination between the clutch and brake, releasing the brake before the car has enough starting power, is also a reason for the car rolling back. Below are extended tips to prevent rolling back during reverse parking: Clutch: The clutch should be pressed quickly and released slowly. Before starting, slowly lift the clutch to reach the semi-engaged state, then stop lifting and maintain the semi-engaged state of the clutch. Brake: When the clutch reaches the semi-engaged state and the car shakes significantly, slowly release the brake. Once the car starts moving, fully release the brake. Whether pressing or releasing the brake, it should be done slowly, as pressing the brake abruptly can easily cause the car to stall.