Can You Drive in First Gear for Subject Three?
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Yes. During the Subject Three road test, the maximum distance you can drive in first gear should not exceed 200 meters. It is best to shift to second gear after starting and confirming safety. Below are some tips for the Subject Three test: 1. Tip One: Before getting into the car, regardless of the car's position, remember to walk around the front of the car from the right side to the driver's seat. Check for any obstacles. Then, look behind to see if any vehicles are approaching. Ensure safety before opening the door to enter. Close the door gently and hand your prepared documents to the examiner with both hands. 2. Tip Two: After the inspection, report to the examiner that the instruments are normal and ask if you can start. Once permitted, press the clutch, shift into first gear, and turn on the left turn signal. Honk the horn and check the rearview mirror to ensure safety before partially releasing the clutch to start. Simultaneously release the handbrake for a smooth start. After successfully starting, do not rush to turn left immediately; continue straight and shift to second gear. If on a slope, use first gear. Maintain speed in second gear and shift to third gear when exceeding 30 km/h. 3. Tip Three: When you hear the command to pull over, calmly turn on the right turn signal. Check the right rearview mirror; if there are no vehicles, turn right while pressing the brake and clutch, using the fixed-point parking method to stop within 30 cm of the roadside. Straighten the wheels, park steadily by the roadside, and shift to neutral. Release the brake and clutch, turn off the turn signal, and unfasten the seatbelt.