What is the trick behind stalling in the Subject 2 driving test?

[BenjaminLee]

Stalling in the Subject 2 driving test is mainly due to improper clutch control. Irregular clutch operation leads to stalling. If you step on the brake without pressing the clutch or without pressing it fully, the engine will stall. Therefore, always press the clutch fully before stepping on the brake. After pressing the clutch, if the car doesn't move when you release it and you continue to release the clutch further, the engine will stall. When you feel the clutch is at the semi-engaged point and the car still doesn't move, you can press the clutch fully again and then slowly release it. Points will be deducted for stalling and restarting the car in the Subject 2 test. Stalling will deduct 10 points, and failing to release the ignition switch promptly after starting the engine will also deduct 10 points. Therefore, when turning the key to restart the car after stalling, always pay attention to the timing.