Will points be deducted for incorrect steering wheel posture in Subject 3?

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MacAndrew
07/30/25 7:18am
Points will be deducted. The following postures will result in point deductions: 1. Looking down at the gear shift: If the student is unfamiliar with the gear positions and instinctively looks down while shifting gears, even for just 0.1 seconds, the system will detect it and report "incorrect driving posture." 2. Shifting gears too quickly: The computer scoring program for Subject 3 is connected to various sensors in the vehicle. The scoring program is designed to first sense the gear lever moving out of the original gear position, then sense the lever in the neutral position, and finally sense the lever moving into the new gear position. If the lever stays in neutral for too short a time and the neutral sensor fails to detect it before shifting to the new gear, the computer will consider it a wrong gear shift and report an error, resulting in point deduction. 3. Not stepping on the accelerator promptly when starting: When starting, first release the clutch halfway, wait for the car body to begin shaking, then release the handbrake. The moment the handbrake is fully released, immediately step lightly on the accelerator to give gas. If the accelerator is not pressed promptly at this time, it may report "incorrect driving posture."
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