How Many Points Are Deducted for Crossing the Line in Curve Driving?
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In Subject 2 of the driving test, crossing the line in curve driving results in a deduction of 100 points. Below is a detailed analysis of the reasons for crossing the line in curve driving: Entrance Direction: There are two types of entrance directions: left entrance and right entrance. For a left entrance, the vehicle must stay as close as possible to the right-side line before turning the steering wheel to the left. Conversely, for a right entrance, the vehicle must stay as close as possible to the left-side line before turning the steering wheel to the right. Due to the existence of the inner wheel difference, this consideration is crucial to avoid crossing the line. Driving Process: During the driving process, the front of the vehicle must follow the edge line. When turning left, the front of the vehicle should follow the right-side line, and when turning right, it should follow the left-side line. Exit Direction: The exit direction of the S-curve also has two types: left exit and right exit. When the front wheels are just leaving, remember to turn the steering wheel half a turn to the right to prevent the rear wheels from crossing the line. For a right exit, when the front wheels are just leaving, remember to turn the steering wheel half a turn to the left to avoid the rear wheels crossing the line.
