Can You Stop During the Subject 3 Driving Test?

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Stopping is allowed during the Subject 3 driving test, but with specific conditions: 1. No stopping on zebra crossings: Remember that during the Subject 3 test, you must not stop your vehicle on a zebra crossing, as this will result in an immediate 100-point deduction. If you are about to cross a zebra crossing and pedestrians are passing, stopping within the crossing will lead to penalties. Therefore, when encountering pedestrians, always stop and wait outside the zebra crossing instead of proceeding forward, as the examiner may intervene by braking. Similar to everyday driving, failing to yield to pedestrians at zebra crossings can result in fines and point deductions, so test-takers must be especially mindful of this. 2. No stopping at intersections: Stopping is prohibited at intersections. For example, during the 'pull over and stop' exercise, there are often small intersections near flower beds. If you see such intersections, you must not stop there; instead, stop your vehicle either before or after the intersection. Stopping directly at an intersection will result in an immediate 100-point deduction.