Can I Correct the Wrong Turn Signal Immediately in Subject 3 Driving Test?

[Gavin]

No, correcting the wrong turn signal immediately in the Subject 3 driving test is not allowed, and you will still be penalized 10 points. According to the scoring criteria of the Subject 3 test, failing to use or incorrectly using the turn signal before starting, turning, changing lanes, overtaking, or parking, or turning within less than 3 seconds after activating the turn signal, will result in a 10-point deduction. Scenarios involving turn signals in the Subject 3 test include: activating the left turn signal when starting, turning on the right turn signal at intersections for right turns, using the left turn signal for U-turns, activating the left turn signal at intersections for left turns, first turning on the left turn signal and then the right turn signal when overtaking, using the left turn signal when changing lanes, and activating the right turn signal when pulling over to park. During the vehicle preparation phase of the Subject 3 test, follow the correct sequence: first report to the examiner, then request a vehicle inspection. When starting, follow the order of lights, gear, horn, and brake. Maintain proper control of the steering during straight-line driving. When passing through crosswalks, bus stops, and school zones, reduce speed and shift down in advance. During oncoming traffic, slow down early and yield to other vehicles, avoiding crossing the non-motor vehicle lane line. When overtaking, observe the traffic conditions ahead and behind beforehand. If overtaking conditions are not met, wait until it is safe to complete the maneuver, and never overtake from the right. When pulling over to park, position the vehicle (on the right side) parallel and within 30 cm of the curb (or solid road edge line).