How Many Points Are Deducted for Stalling?
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In Subject 2 (Basic Driving Skills Test), stalling during hill start generally results in a deduction of 20 points. In Subject 3 (Road Test), stalling deducts 10 points. Additional information is as follows: 1. Reasons for stalling: This occurs due to improper coordination between clutch and throttle control, or lifting the clutch too quickly during startup, causing a mismatch between the engine's output power and the transmission input shaft's power. A sudden increase in friction leads to stalling. 2. Vehicle vibration after stalling: The intensity of vibration needs to be felt during practice. Releasing the brake too early results in insufficient force causing rollback, while not releasing the brake when vibrations become severe may lead to stalling.