Does Mis-shifting in Subject 3 Result in Deduction or Immediate Failure?

[DelReese]

Mis-shifting in Subject 3 will only result in point deduction and not immediate failure. Here are some tips to avoid mis-shifting: 1. Gear Positions: Unfamiliarity with gear positions accounts for a significant portion of mis-shifting incidents. Specifically, gears 1, 3, and 5 are engaged by pushing forward from left to right, while gears 2 and 4 are engaged by pulling backward from left to right. Avoid looking down during gear shifts to prevent unnecessary mistakes. 2. First Gear: For example, to engage first gear, cover the gear knob with your palm, bring your fingers together, depress the clutch, pull the gear lever to the left, and then push it forward. This will successfully engage first gear. 3. Shifting to Second Gear: To shift to second gear, first depress the clutch, gently pull the gear lever back to neutral, and then pull it backward to engage second gear.