Can You Step on the Accelerator When Passing Through a Traffic Light in Subject Three?

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In the driving test Subject Three, stepping on the accelerator is necessary because the test includes operations such as the 100-meter gear shifting, which requires the examinee to proficiently control gear shifting and accelerate. Notes: 1. When shifting from first gear to second gear and from second gear to third gear, the clutch release should be slow, and the acceleration should also be gradual. 2. When shifting to fourth gear or fifth gear, the clutch release should be quick, and the accelerator should be pressed swiftly. 3. At turns and intersections, try to continue driving at first gear speed without stopping if possible. 4. Both 180° turns and parking starts require first gear. 5. When driving straight, the steering wheel rotation should not exceed 5°; make minor adjustments as needed. 6. At zebra crossings, check traffic on both sides. 7. When changing lanes, observe the traffic situation behind the lane.