Does stalling on an uphill slope in Subject 2 result in point deduction?
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Whether stalling on an uphill slope in Subject 2 results in point deduction depends on the situation. If the vehicle stalls at the designated starting point on a steep slope, 10 points will be deducted. If it stalls midway, it is considered an intermediate stop and will result in an immediate failure. Additionally, after stalling, the duration of the stop must not exceed 30 seconds, otherwise 10 points will be deducted. The vehicle must not roll backward more than 30 centimeters, or 10 points will be deducted. If both limits are exceeded, it results in an immediate failure. Precautions for Subject 2 uphill start: Stay calm and handle the situation properly. If the vehicle stalls suddenly on the uphill slope, do not panic. Stay calm, engage the handbrake, and press the brake to control the vehicle from sliding backward. If the vehicle stalls during the uphill start, restart the process by shifting into first gear, pressing the clutch fully, and slowly releasing the clutch to the semi-engaged state. At this point, hold the clutch steady, gently press the accelerator until the vehicle starts to vibrate, then release the handbrake. Finally, fully release the clutch. The advantage of using first gear is that it provides sufficient power and reduces the likelihood of stalling. Maintain a speed of 5 to 10 kilometers per hour, as excessive speed can cause significant body vibration.
