How to Control the Clutch During Subject 2 Driving Test?

[DelErin]

Here are the tips for controlling the clutch: 1. Make small adjustments around the semi-engagement point. 2. Press the pedal with the ball of your foot, pushing it all the way down. At this point, your heel should be off the ground or not bearing weight, and your leg should be slightly lifted. 3. The entire foot's pressure point should be on the ball of the foot. When shifting gears and pressing the clutch, generally press it down quickly all the way. When releasing the clutch, the first half can be slightly faster, but the second half must be lifted slowly. The principle of releasing the clutch is: 1. "Slow at first, fast in the middle, and coordinated at the end." When initially pressing down, do it quickly and press all the way down in one go. When lifting up, do it quickly at first, slow down as it nears engagement, pause slightly at the semi-engagement point, and then release completely. 2. The key to this process is finding the semi-engagement point accurately. To control the vehicle speed effectively, use the semi-engagement point as the dividing line: lift quickly above it and press down slowly below it. Adjust downward to choose a speed that suits you.