Can You Take the Driving Test in Heavy Rain During Subject Three?
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You can take the driving test during Subject Three even in heavy rain. The regulations for the Subject Three test allow students to arrive at the test center for check-in at any time on the scheduled test day, as long as they take the test on that day. Below is a detailed introduction to the precautions for the Subject Three test: Overview: During the Subject Three test, it is necessary to check the car's appearance and safety condition in advance, ensure that the car's lights are functioning properly, strictly follow the test requirements during the test, avoid crossing lines, and avoid speeding. Others: Depending on the type of vehicle, the content of the road test for Subject Three varies. The test distance for large and medium-sized buses is no less than 20 kilometers, and the daytime test distance is no less than 10 kilometers.
I remember it was raining heavily on the day of my driving test (Subject Three), but the test proceeded as scheduled. The examiner paid more attention to my safe driving operations because rain makes the road slippery, visibility poor, and increases the risk of skidding. I turned on the windshield wipers and headlights, deliberately kept my speed slow, and especially eased off the pedal when turning and braking. Test centers generally allow driving tests in the rain unless the rain is too heavy, causing flooding or thunderstorms, in which case the test is postponed. I passed that day by focusing on steady driving and not letting the raindrops affect my mindset. It's important to practice driving in simulated rainy conditions during regular lessons to master vehicle control skills. If someone encounters a similar situation next time, check the weather forecast in advance, prepare to clean the interior mirror, and avoid fogging up the rearview mirror to prevent visibility issues.
