How many points are deducted for stopping midway in an S-curve?

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S-curve midway stopping deducts 100 points. The S-curve test requires the vehicle to drive on an S-shaped road surface of specified width without pressing the edge lines, and the steering should be used freely. It assesses the driver's ability to manipulate the steering and control the vehicle's curved driving. The purpose is to cultivate the driver's steering application and mastery of wheel trajectory operation. Evaluation criteria: Vehicle driving out of the edge line, disqualified. Wheels pressing the edge line, disqualified. Stalling or stopping midway, disqualified. Precautions for the S-curve test: When entering the curve, slow down in advance and drive on the right side. Do not turn the steering wheel too quickly or sharply. Choose the route with the largest turning radius as much as possible. Avoid using the brake, especially the emergency brake. Look at the rearview mirror, you must learn to look at the rearview mirror, and also master the clutch well, using half-clutch linkage. If someone is taking the curved driving test ahead, do not drive the vehicle into the area, otherwise both will be treated as disqualified. The later one can park the vehicle in a non-test area and wait.