Subject 2 Pressure Clutch Skills

The skills of the theme double-pressure clutch are as follows:

One quick: the left heel can't touch the ground, it should be suspended, and then the whole foot is lifted for a short distance.

Second, slow: when you feel close to the semi-linkage state, the lifting speed of your left foot slows down, or you can stop. Many students don't understand this stage, and we don't need to analyze the "semi-trailer" in depth. We just need to feel the changes in the process of semi-trailer, including the body shaking, the engine sound getting lower, and the engine speed on the dashboard approaching 1000 rpm.

Three-linkage: In the process of semi-linkage, the right foot can lightly step on the accelerator pedal to ensure that the engine cannot be turned off, and the left foot slowly and completely releases the clutch pedal.

Subject 2, also known as the small road test, is a part of the motor vehicle driver's license test and the abbreviation of the venue driving skills test subject. Automobile C 1 test items include five compulsory items: reversing into the warehouse, side parking, fixed-point parking and starting on the ramp, right-angle turning and curve driving (commonly known as S-bend) (there is a sixth high-speed license in some areas).

C2 test items include reversing storage, side parking, right-angle turning and curve driving (commonly known as S-bend).

The examination items of carts A 1, A2, A3, B 1 and B2 include: pile test, fixed-point parking and starting on ramps, side parking, passing through unilateral bridge, curve driving, right-angle turning, passing through width-limiting doors, passing through continuous obstacles, rolling pavement, turning around on narrow roads, simulating expressways, continuous steep mountain roads, tunnels and rain (fog).

The goal of subject 2 is to master the basic driving operation essentials and have the basic ability to control vehicles; Proficient in the basic methods of field and field road driving, with the ability to rationally use vehicle control parts and correctly control the spatial position of vehicles, and accurately control the driving position, speed and route of vehicles.

Subject 2: Pay attention to the right front wheel reference point. If you want to keep a proper distance between the car body and the right line, you must know the position of the right front wheel. Because the driver can't see the right front wheel in the car, he can only find a point in the car for reference.

For an ordinary Santana car, generally speaking, after sitting in the seat, the ground seen from the center of the front of the car is probably where the left edge of the right wheel is about to arrive.