What are the scoring rules for the reverse parking in Subject 2?

How many points are deducted for a driver violating traffic signals while operating a motor vehicle?

According to the "Ministry of Public Security Order No. 123", driving a motor vehicle in violation of traffic signals results in a deduction of 6 points. The 2013 new regulations specify the following 4 violations that incur a 6-point deduction: 1. Continuing to drive after the driver's license has been temporarily suspended: Once the driver's license is temporarily suspended, driving must not be resumed. Otherwise, an additional 6 points will be deducted, compounding the penalty. 2. Occupying the emergency lane during traffic congestion: The emergency lane, also known as the life channel, is reserved for ambulances and tow trucks to quickly reach accident scenes. 3. Failing to yield to school buses as required (newly added): The new "Driver's License Regulations" include a provision granting school buses priority on the road, meaning private vehicles must yield to school buses, or face a 6-point deduction. 4. Running a red light (modified): The penalty for running a red light has become more severe, increasing from the previous 3-point deduction to a 6-point deduction.

5

Share

Can the Annual Inspection Pass with the Airbag Light On?

The illumination of the airbag light indicates an issue with the airbag system, and the vehicle will not pass the annual inspection. For the inspection, you need to bring the vehicle registration certificate, compulsory traffic accident liability insurance policy, the inspector's ID card, a triangular warning sign, and a fire extinguisher. The compulsory traffic accident liability insurance policy consists of two pages: the original and the duplicate. The duplicate must be submitted during the inspection and will be retained by the inspection agency. Annual inspection procedure: 1. Drive the vehicle to the nearest inspection station; 2. Undergo a vehicle appearance check, cooperate with the staff to fill out the vehicle appearance registration form, and take photos; 3. Pay the fee and log in the information; 4. Conduct online vehicle testing, including exhaust emission test, speedometer test, brake test, lighting test, side slip test, and chassis test; 5. Receive the inspection compliance mark and affix it to the upper right corner of the front windshield.

4

Share

What is the name of Hyundai's sports car?

Hyundai's sports car is a Coupe developed based on the HCD-II concept car, equipped with a 5.0L V8 engine delivering a maximum power of 309kW at 6000rpm and a peak torque of 518Nm. In terms of appearance, the Hyundai Coupe has undergone modifications. Compared to its predecessor, the model features significant improvements, with prominent, sharp lines on the body that outline a simple yet more appealing look. Viewed from the side, the long engine hood, bulging waistline, air intakes on the front fenders, and the low, sloping C-pillar that seamlessly integrates with the roofline create a dynamic and imposing silhouette. These exterior features, combined with the car's angular and sporty wedge-shaped rear, make it a modern sports car. Its beautifully proportioned, smooth lines not only exude elegance but also ensure excellent performance. To balance the body shape, the Coupe's cabin is relatively low. The spacious interior benefits from the car's long body, providing ample legroom and a generously sized trunk comparable to mid-size sedans. Inside, the dashboard has been significantly improved, adding a contemporary feel and sporty vibe. The interior space remains unchanged, with the rear seats capable of accommodating two medium-sized adults, albeit somewhat snugly. Due to design considerations, the window glass is relatively small, and the door frames are slightly higher, slightly affecting visibility.

3

5

Share

Does Converting to Natural Gas Affect the Engine?

Due to the low energy density of gaseous fuels, natural gas vehicles carry less fuel than gasoline vehicles, resulting in shorter driving ranges. Most natural gas engines currently in use are converted from gasoline engines, so after converting to natural gas, the power of the vehicle often decreases by about 10% to 20%. Since natural gas vehicles are modified based on existing gasoline or diesel vehicles, most retain the original fuel system of the gasoline or diesel engine. Therefore, it is necessary to install a natural gas fuel system in the trunk of the original vehicle, especially the gas cylinder, which reduces the effective usable space and increases the vehicle's weight. Currently, most natural gas engines on the market are converted from gasoline engines, so after "converting to natural gas," the vehicle's power typically decreases by about 10% to 20%. Additionally, as a gaseous fuel, natural gas is extremely difficult to store and transport. It can easily cause sudden and severe knocking in the cylinders, leading to poor engine break-in and subsequent insufficient vehicle power. After converting to natural gas, it is necessary to periodically use gasoline for a certain period. If gasoline is not used for a long time, the consequence is that the fuel lines do not receive the lubrication from gasoline, leading to aging and cracking of the fuel lines, which can cause the vehicle to self-ignite while driving.

19

3

Share

Why Can't You Start the Car in Gear?

If you fully depress the clutch, starting the car in gear won't cause any damage to the vehicle. However, if you don't press the clutch or fail to control the half-clutch position accurately, directly starting the engine can easily damage the engine and brake components. It may also cause the vehicle to lurch forward, increasing the risk of accidents. When starting on a steep slope, engaging first gear beforehand prevents the vehicle from rolling backward, but you still need to depress the clutch while starting. Here's some additional information: 1. Ignition: The ignition switch of a motor vehicle controls the ignition system, allowing you to freely turn on or off the main circuit of the ignition coil. Ignition methods include mechanical key ignition, remote start ignition, and push-button start ignition. Different vehicle models may have varying ignition methods, so it's important to use the appropriate ignition switch based on your vehicle's specifications. 2. Clutch Operation: When starting in neutral gear without pressing the clutch, the clutch remains engaged with the transmission. The engine's power is directly transmitted to the transmission, but since the vehicle is in neutral, no power is delivered to the wheels. Therefore, starting in neutral without pressing the clutch is safe. However, if you attempt to start the car while in gear without pressing the clutch, the engine's power remains connected to the transmission, causing the vehicle to lurch forward suddenly, which is dangerous. Therefore, when driving a manual transmission vehicle, it's essential to develop the habit of ensuring the gear is in neutral by shaking the gear lever left and right and always pressing the clutch before starting the engine.

9

4

Share

What is the Principle Behind Speed-Reducing Glass in Cars?

Car glass cannot actually reduce speed. The so-called "speed-reducing glass" is not a braking system, but rather refers to the phenomenon where drivers and passengers perceive the vehicle's speed to be lower than the actual speed. However, this perception is not caused by the glass itself. Human visual perception of motion is determined not by linear velocity but by angular velocity. The greater the angular deviation between an object's movement direction and the observer's line of sight, the higher the object's angular velocity appears, making the perceived speed faster, and vice versa. When driving, the driver judges speed relative to the road surface—the greater the angle between the driver's line of sight and the road, the higher the perceived acceleration of the car's movement, making the speed appear faster. Additional Information: Car Glass Maintenance Tips: 1. During regular glass maintenance, choose appropriate windshield washer fluid based on the season and weather conditions. When the windshield appears blurry, cleaning it with the right washer fluid can significantly improve clarity. 2. If the glass causes excessive glare at night, it can also be wiped with washer fluid. Additionally, during highway driving or in dusty conditions, washer fluid is consumed quickly, so remember to refill it promptly. 3. For cleaning the front windshield, always use designated windshield cleaning solutions. These solutions contain components that dissolve grease and improve the glass's wetting properties, helping to maintain the glass. 4. Avoid using the wipers when there is snow, ice, hardened mud, or dry bird droppings on the glass, as this can damage the wiper blades, motor, and the glass itself.

18

5

Share

What are the scoring rules for the reverse parking in Subject 2?

How many points are deducted for a driver violating traffic signals while operating a motor vehicle?

Can the Annual Inspection Pass with the Airbag Light On?

What is the name of Hyundai's sports car?

Does Converting to Natural Gas Affect the Engine?

Why Can't You Start the Car in Gear?

What is the Principle Behind Speed-Reducing Glass in Cars?

What grade of fuel should a normal car use?

Which is the Brake and Which is the Accelerator in a Motor Vehicle?

Why is the Camry's daytime running light flickering?

What Causes a Car to Fail to Start in Cold Weather?