Should You Press the Clutch When Decelerating in Subject Three?
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Whether to press the clutch when decelerating in Subject Three can be determined as follows: 1. If you are in 3rd gear or higher and the speed is relatively fast: You do not need to press the clutch; simply use the 'tap braking' method, which involves pressing and releasing the brake pedal intermittently. 2. If the speed slows down and you are in 2nd or 1st gear: If you feel the power is insufficient and pressing the brake without the clutch will cause the engine to stall, you should simultaneously press both the brake and clutch pedals. The correct method for decelerating in Subject Three is as follows: 1. On roads with light traffic, when the speed is above 30 km/h and braking is required for a short duration: Lightly tap the brake pedal without pressing the clutch pedal. 2. When passing bus stops, school zones, waiting at traffic lights, in traffic jams, or when stopping: Shift to a lower gear while simultaneously pressing both the clutch and brake pedals.