Is It a Violation to Start Too Fast at Traffic Lights?
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Drivers have the responsibility not to endanger road safety, but there are indeed no specific rules regarding rapid acceleration from a standstill. Here are the relevant details: 1. Ensure Safety: For many high-performance vehicles, starting quickly is certainly not a problem as long as safety is confirmed, it does not endanger others' driving safety, the speed limit is reached quickly, and it is reasonable without lane cutting or speeding. 2. Severe Wear: When both the accelerator and brake are pressed simultaneously, the transmission on the right side of the clutch cannot rotate because the wheels are locked by the brake; meanwhile, the flywheel on the left side of the engine "desperately" rotates due to the accelerator being pressed. This friction between rotating and non-rotating parts leads to severe wear.