Are the Written Test Questions for Manual and Automatic Transmission the Same?

1 Answers
DeJuliette
07/29/25 3:41pm
The written test (Subject 1) for manual transmission and automatic transmission driver's licenses covers the same knowledge points. However, the questions each candidate receives are randomly selected, so they may not be identical. The total duration of the Subject 1 test is 45 minutes. The exam consists of 100 questions, including true/false and multiple-choice questions, with a perfect score of 100 and a passing mark of 90. The test papers are randomly generated by the computer-based driver examination system according to the proportion specified in the "Motor Vehicle Driver's License Work Regulations". The Subject 1 examination process is as follows: First, follow the staff's instructions to collect your driving training file in order at the waiting area. Present your ID card for verification by the supervising officer. Note that you must turn off your mobile phone when entering the examination area, no loud noises are allowed, and law textbooks must not be brought into the examination room (or should be kept in your bag). After the test, keep your ID card safe and submit the file to the "Document Submission Window" at the front of the examination room. Candidates who pass the test will sign under the guidance of the staff at the exit before leaving. Those who fail can leave immediately and wait for their driving school to notify them of the retake schedule.
Was this review help?
20
2
Share
More Forum Discussions

How to Coordinate the Clutch and Accelerator?

The method of coordinating the clutch and accelerator: The engine power is transmitted to the wheels through the clutch, and the distance reflected on the clutch pedal is only about 1cm. After pressing the clutch pedal and engaging the gear, when lifting the clutch pedal to the point where the clutch friction plates start to contact each other, the foot should pause at this position while simultaneously pressing the accelerator. Wait until the clutch plates are fully engaged before completely lifting the clutch pedal. When shifting from a lower gear to a higher gear, perform the action quickly and agilely: first press the clutch pedal while releasing the accelerator pedal, then shift the gear lever into the neutral position, quickly lift the clutch pedal and press it again immediately, while shifting the gear lever into the higher gear position. Lift the clutch pedal while pressing the accelerator, pause slightly when the clutch plates just make contact, and wait until they are fully engaged before completely lifting the clutch pedal.
2
0
Share

What to Do When the Whole Car Shakes at Speeds of 130 to 140 km/h?

Solution for whole car shaking at speeds of 130 to 140 km/h: Simply visit a 4S shop for wheel balancing. More information about wheel balancing is as follows: 1. Wheel balancing refers to the balance between wheels when the vehicle is in motion. 2. To prevent an unbalanced state during driving caused by uneven mass distribution in various parts of the vehicle, wheel balancing is necessary. 3. Regular balance checks not only extend the lifespan of car tires but also enhance driving stability, avoiding traffic accidents caused by tire wobbling, bouncing, and loss of control at high speeds.
4
4
Share

What does the M gear in Audi mean?

Audi's M gear means entering the manual shifting mode. The following is a detailed introduction to the car's M gear: 1. How to use it: The M gear refers to the manual-automatic integrated gear position on modern cars. When the gear lever is shifted into the M gear, the shifting is completed manually by the driver. There will be "+" or "-" symbols near the M gear. "+" represents upshifting, and "-" represents downshifting. Alternatively, the gear can be shifted up or down using the steering wheel paddle shifters. 2. Purpose of the M gear: The M gear is mainly used when the vehicle is driving in harsh environments, such as roads with steep slopes, and is also called the climbing gear. The M gear can be used when overtaking. After pushing into the M gear, greater traction can be obtained, and after overtaking, the gear can be pushed back to the D gear.
1
0
Share

What causes the sound of metal scraping the ground when the car is running?

There are several reasons why a car may produce a sound similar to metal scraping the ground: 1. First, if the underbody cover becomes loose, the underbody guard plate may continuously scrape against the ground while driving, creating a noise resembling dragging metal. 2. Secondly, if the ceramic filter inside the catalytic converter breaks, the shattered ceramic pieces may continuously collide with the metal shell of the catalytic converter during vehicle movement, resulting in various metal knocking and dragging sounds. 3. Additionally, similar noises can be caused by loose brake discs, transmission abnormalities, or excessive wear of the half-shaft.
7
5
Share

What Causes the Zizzing Sound at Low Speed?

This noise could be coming from the suspension system or the braking system. It is recommended that car owners visit a 4S shop for inspection. Below are some related explanations: 1. Suspension Aging Issue: The suspension is a crucial component of a car. Over time, the suspension may produce abnormal noises. There are many rubber bushings in the suspension, which may age after prolonged use, leading to noises during driving. When the suspension bushings age, they need to be replaced to resolve the noise issue. 2. Shock Absorber Problem: The shock absorbers of a car may also produce abnormal noises after long-term use. Shock absorbers are wear-prone parts and need replacement over time. Some cars may experience oil leakage in the shock absorbers after prolonged use, which requires replacement. 3. Braking System Malfunction: The braking system includes the vacuum booster pump, master cylinder, and wheel cylinders (commonly seen as brake calipers). If the wheel cylinders have retraction issues, the car may produce abnormal noises at low speeds. The braking system is vital for driving safety. If any malfunction occurs, immediate repair is necessary.
15
1
Share

What does the car menu button mean?

menu means "menu", which is a content list. The functions of the menu button vary among different car models, and some models do not have a menu button, instead using a SET button. Generally, clicking the menu button will display all the setting lists in the current mode on the car's infotainment system, making it convenient for the driver to adjust settings. Below are some related introductions: 1. The location of the menu button: The menu button in a car usually appears on the multifunction steering wheel controls or the center console controls. 2. The function of the steering wheel menu: For example, the lever on the left side of the multifunction steering wheel is generally used for light adjustments (including headlights, front and rear fog lights, and turn signals). Additionally, pressing the menu button allows for adjustments to many vehicle functions. 3. The function of the center console menu: The menu button on the center console controls is mostly used as a sound effect setting button. A short press, combined with the knob on the right, can adjust the desired sound quality and tone. However, in most cases, this button represents the main menu, and its use should be determined based on the specific situation.
4
3
Share
Cookie
Cookie Settings
© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.