Can You Skip Gears When Downshifting in Subject 3?
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Subject 3 test allows skipping gears when downshifting, but not when upshifting. During the Subject 3 test, before shifting gears, you must first adjust the speed to match the target gear, and then proceed with the gear shift. Many situations, such as stopping at intersections, require skipping gears when downshifting. Operation of Skipping Gears When Downshifting in Subject 3: To downshift, first decelerate; to decelerate, first brake. Release the accelerator pedal, smoothly brake to reduce the speed to the range suitable for the lower gear, press the clutch pedal, shift the gear lever into the lower gear, then gradually release the clutch until the left foot completely releases the clutch, and then you can press the accelerator to control the car speed under the new gear. When downshifting, you must shift down one gear at a time; skipping gears is not allowed. Test Tips for Skipping Gears When Downshifting in Subject 3: Starting gear control: The starting gear should be first gear. Shift gears step by step; skipping gears is strictly prohibited, otherwise the test recorder will note it and deduct points. Gear shifting must be quick: The key to shifting gears is speed, completing the actions of pressing the clutch, shifting gears, and pressing the accelerator as quickly as possible. Gear shifting must be stable: When shifting gears, the clutch must be fully pressed, and the gear shift should only occur when the vehicle reaches a certain speed range. Keep your eyes on the road when shifting gears: At no time should you look down at the gear lever while shifting; doing so will be considered a failure.
