Can You Use First Gear for a U-Turn in Subject Three?
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Subject Three allows the use of first gear for a U-turn, which is one of the test items in Subject Three. It requires the examinee to control the speed, correctly use the gears, and choose an appropriate location for the U-turn. In the Subject Three test, there are no specific requirements for the gear selection. Generally, you can choose to use first or second gear for the U-turn. First gear is the safest option, but you can also use second gear for the U-turn if safety is ensured. The specific operation method for a U-turn in Subject Three is as follows: 1. When the voice prompt announces "Please make a U-turn ahead," the examinee should turn on the left turn signal, observe the surroundings, safely yield to oncoming vehicles, and must use a gear below second gear for the U-turn, reducing the vehicle speed to below 20 kilometers per hour. 2. Pay attention to yielding to vehicles coming from both directions, and do not affect the normal driving of other vehicles. Before making the U-turn, you can stop and wait for the right moment to complete the U-turn in one go, avoiding improper operation or stopping midway. If there is a crosswalk during the U-turn, the vehicle must pass the crosswalk before making the U-turn. Do not make the U-turn on the crosswalk, and do not stop and wait on the crosswalk.
