What are the reasons for incorrect driving posture in Subject 3?
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Introduction to the reasons for incorrect driving posture in Subject 3: 1. Looking down while shifting gears: If the student is not familiar with the gear positions, they may instinctively look down when shifting. 2. Shifting too quickly: If the gear stays in neutral for too short a time during shifting, the neutral sensor may not detect it before the gear is engaged, and the computer will deem it a wrong shift, resulting in a penalty. Beginners should pause in neutral for at least half a second before shifting. 3. Staying in neutral for too long: During straight-line driving, when shifting gears, the vehicle speed is high, and the distance covered in neutral can easily exceed 100 meters. Therefore, students should be especially careful not to stay in neutral for too long, keeping it within 100 meters. 4. Delayed throttle application during start: When starting, first release the clutch halfway, wait for the car body to start shaking, then release the handbrake. The moment the handbrake is fully released, gently press the throttle to give gas. If the throttle is not applied promptly, the system will also judge it as "incorrect driving posture." During practice, students should develop the habit of applying gas promptly before the car starts moving.
