Why is the car too close to the left during parallel parking?

Do I Need to Retake the Written Test When Switching from Manual to Automatic Transmission?

Switching from manual to automatic transmission does not require retaking the written test (Subject 1). Here are the details: Reason: Because the C1 driver's license covers the C2 vehicle type, and you have already passed the Subject 1 test, there is no need to retake it after switching to a C2 license. You can apply to your driving school to change your license type to C2, and the school will handle the registration change with the vehicle management office. C1 License Test Content: There are three test items in total, which are: Traffic regulations and related knowledge, field driving, and road driving. The traffic regulations and related knowledge test is commonly referred to as Subject 1; the field driving test is Subject 2; and the road driving test, also known as Subject 3, is divided into two parts: road driving skills test and safe driving knowledge test, commonly referred to as the road test and Subject 4.

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What is the speed for gear shifting in Subject 3?

Speed 0-10km/h uses 1st gear, speed 10-20km/h uses 2nd gear, speed 20-30km/h uses 3rd gear, speed 30-40km/h uses 4th gear. The following are details to pay attention to when shifting gears: 1. Start with 1st gear: If you forget to start with 1st gear and use 2nd gear or even higher gears, the car may lurch forward suddenly, which is extremely dangerous. 2. Shift gears sequentially: The road test in Subject 3 strictly prohibits skipping gears; you can only shift gears sequentially from 1-2-3-4-5. If you shift into the wrong gear, move the gear lever back to the neutral position and immediately shift into the correct gear. 3. Keep your eyes on the road ahead when shifting gears: Looking down at the gear lever during shifting will be marked as a failure.

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Has the hill start been removed from the manual transmission subject 2 test?

Currently, it has not been removed. Below is the extended information for the manual transmission subject 2 test: The manual transmission subject 2 test includes: reversing into a garage, stopping and starting on a slope, parallel parking, curve driving, and right-angle turns. The following are the precautions for the subject 2 test: Adjust the seat properly: Before starting, ensure the seat is adjusted and the seatbelt is fastened before fingerprint verification. Follow the test rules: Each test item in the examination area is monitored by GPS positioning, and the control line (yellow dotted line) of each item represents the test area for that item. Once the front of the vehicle crosses the control line, it means the test for that item has begun, and the test rules for that item must be followed. Correct mistakes promptly: If an error is detected during operation, correct it immediately to ensure accuracy and reduce the chance of point deductions.

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How Long Can a Repaired Car Tire Last?

After being repaired, a car tire can last as long as a normal tire, but the tire's lifespan is directly related to the driver's driving habits and the driving environment. Regular maintenance and inspection of the tires during daily driving are essential. Situations where a car tire cannot be repaired: 1. The tire sidewall cannot be repaired; 2. If the diameter of the puncture hole in the tire crown exceeds 6 millimeters, it cannot be repaired; 3. If there is bead damage or deformation, tread deformation, rubber corroded by chemicals, or damage caused by driving on underinflated tires. Car tires are one of the essential components of a vehicle, directly in contact with the road surface. Their function is to ensure good ride comfort and smooth driving, maintain excellent adhesion between the wheels and the road, and improve the vehicle's traction and braking performance.

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Which is better, MT transmission or AT transmission?

MT, also known as manual transmission, requires the driver to manually shift gears by moving the gear lever to change the gear engagement inside the transmission, which is more fuel-efficient. AT (automatic transmission) consists of a torque converter, planetary gear transmission, and control mechanism. It can automatically adjust speed and torque based on road conditions, allowing the driver to focus entirely on the road without being distracted by gear shifting. Each has its own advantages. Specific details are as follows: 1. MT working principle: The pump wheel and turbine form a working pair, similar to two fans placed opposite each other. The wind from one fan drives the blades of the other, with the wind acting as the medium for kinetic energy transfer. If liquid replaces air as the medium for kinetic energy transfer, the pump wheel will drive the turbine to rotate via the liquid. By adding a guide wheel between the pump wheel and turbine, the speed difference between them can be adjusted to achieve variable speed and torque. 2. AT transmission: AT does not require a clutch for shifting, has fewer gears with larger changes, and provides smooth connections, making it easier to operate. It offers convenience to the driver and a comfortable experience for passengers.

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Can the Kawasaki H2 carry two people?

The Kawasaki H2 cannot carry two people; it is designed for only one rider. During the ride, the rear seat may cause discomfort, so it is not recommended to have a passenger. The Kawasaki H2 motorcycle is equipped with a four-cylinder, four-stroke engine with an actual displacement of 998cc. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just about 3 seconds, with a maximum horsepower of 160 and a top speed exceeding 300 km/h. It features a supercharger system. The Kawasaki H2 adopts a 2-wheel, 2-seat design, with extensive use of aerodynamic principles and carbon fiber composite materials in its construction. The curb weight is only 238kg. The bike measures 2085mm in length, 770mm in width, and 1125mm in height, with a seat height of 825mm. The Kawasaki H2's front wheel is fitted with two Brembo M432 opposed four-piston calipers, paired with 320mm floating discs. The rear wheel features a single-piston caliper with a 260mm brake disc, and comes standard with the KIBS Kawasaki Intelligent anti-lock Brake System.

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Why is the car too close to the left during parallel parking?

Do I Need to Retake the Written Test When Switching from Manual to Automatic Transmission?

What is the speed for gear shifting in Subject 3?

Has the hill start been removed from the manual transmission subject 2 test?

How Long Can a Repaired Car Tire Last?

Which is better, MT transmission or AT transmission?

Can the Kawasaki H2 carry two people?

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