Will Rolling Backward During Reverse Parking Result in Penalty Points?

[LilyFitz]

Rolling backward during reverse parking will result in penalty points. Below are the specific reasons for rolling backward during reverse parking: 1. Stalling on a slope: If the engine stalls during hill start and the brake is not promptly applied, the vehicle will roll backward. 2. Poor coordination: Inadequate coordination between the clutch and brake, or releasing the brake before the car has sufficient starting power, can also cause the vehicle to roll backward. Below are extended tips to prevent rolling backward during reverse parking: 1. Clutch control: Press the clutch quickly but release it slowly. Gradually lift the clutch before starting until reaching the semi-engaged state, then maintain this state. 2. Brake control: Once the clutch is semi-engaged and the car vibrates noticeably, slowly release the brake. Fully release the brake only when the car begins to move. Whether pressing or releasing the brake, do it slowly—sudden braking can easily cause the engine to stall.