Can the simulated lighting test afford any mistakes?

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Simulated lighting tests cannot afford any mistakes, and the correct operation must be performed within 5 seconds after the voice prompt. Exceeding the time limit or making an incorrect operation will result in failure, requiring a retake. Below are the relevant details: Simulated lighting test procedure: After completing all pre-test preparations, report to the examiner that you are ready to begin the test. The examiner will activate the computer system, and the voice prompt will announce: 'Please start the engine. The simulated nighttime driving lighting test will now begin. Perform the corresponding lighting operation within 5 seconds.' Note: The corresponding lighting operation must be performed within 5 seconds. Exceeding the time limit or making an error will result in an immediate deduction of 100 points, leading to failure in the simulated lighting test. Reasons for failure: Failing to check whether the lights are reset before starting the test, causing slight discrepancies between the computer's voice prompts and the usual training sequence. Nervousness during the test. Due to over-familiarity, completing the operation before the computer finishes the voice prompt, commonly referred to as 'jumping the prompt.' When switching from high beam to low beam, excessive force on the light control lever causes the high beam flash to activate.