Do you need to start the engine before walking around the car in Subject 3?

[NolanLee]

You do not need to start the engine before walking around the car in Subject 3. Below is a partial introduction to the content of the Subject 3 test: 1. Pre-boarding inspection: The pre-boarding inspection involves walking around the car to check. The test vehicle will have buttons installed on all four corners, and you must press all four buttons during the pre-walk inspection to complete the task. 2. Light test: The light test is designed to familiarize the driver with the use of car lights in various nighttime situations. At this time, you only need to listen to the system prompts and perform the corresponding light switching operations. 3. Lane changing: When changing lanes or overtaking a vehicle ahead, you should turn on the turn signal and remember to shift from 1st gear to 2nd gear when accelerating. Avoid revving the engine too high. During gear shifting, ensure proper coordination between the accelerator and clutch to minimize the risk of gear jamming. 4. Passing schools and intersections: When approaching schools, bus stops, or intersections, and upon hearing such verbal prompts, try to reduce your speed and maintain it below 30 kilometers per hour. Apply the brakes appropriately.