Should You Press the Clutch or Brake First When Stopping in Subject 2?

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When stopping in Subject 2, you should generally press the clutch first. Here are some operational considerations during the test: 1. Speed and gear matching: The speed must match the gear. When the vehicle speed drops and causes the car to shake, you must downshift promptly. 2. No coasting in neutral: Coasting in neutral is not allowed in Subject 3. While coasting in neutral and braking is sometimes used in regular driving to avoid stalling, it is strictly prohibited during the test. Whether to press the clutch or brake first depends on the driving speed and operational objectives. Trainees should pay extra attention during practice to master the skill and control it properly. 3. Do not press the brake directly: You should press the clutch all the way down first, then quickly press the brake. If the car rolls back or stalls during a hill start, you can press the brake firmly directly.