Why was I deducted 100 points for rough gear shifting?
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Subject 3 failed due to rough gear shifting because the clutch was not fully depressed during gear changes. Reasons for rough gear shifting: The clutch was not fully depressed during gear changes. Additionally, gear shifting must be done sequentially and match the vehicle speed. During gear changes, the clutch must be fully depressed, and neither the accelerator nor the brake should be pressed. Subject 3 primarily tests the coordination between the accelerator and clutch during gear changes. Gear shifting techniques: Ensure sufficient throttle is applied, and after each gear shift, proceed decisively to the next shift. Gear shifting actions, including hand and foot movements, should be fast, precise, and coordinated. Keep the left foot on the clutch and the right hand on the gear lever. After starting, accelerate and shift up to 5th gear by the 50-meter mark, then begin braking and downshift to 2nd gear, leaving some distance margin. Throughout the process, use the left hand to maintain proper steering control to avoid deviation.