Does stepping on the clutch during curve driving result in penalty points?

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OKevin
07/30/25 9:29am
Stepping on the clutch during curve driving does not result in penalty points. Here are some additional details: 1. Curve driving techniques: Maintain first gear throughout the drive and avoid turning the steering wheel too abruptly. When driving into a right curve, keep the right wheel close to the right curb, and vice versa. 2. Penalty points explanation for Subject 2: Points are deducted for stalling during startup, and for not returning to neutral before restarting after stalling. Points are also deducted for not following the prescribed route or sequence, not wearing a seatbelt, driving without releasing the handbrake, and not observing the tachometer and igniting while the engine is running. 3. Speed control: Before entering the curve driving section, slow down to better perceive the speed, ensuring you don't panic when entering the curve. Try to slow down as much as possible when depressing the clutch to increase reaction time. Even if the direction is slightly off, there is room for correction without crossing the line.
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