How is the Manual Evaluation for Subject Three Conducted?
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Subject Three manual evaluation is as follows: Traffic Accidents: Dangerous situations during driving that may lead to traffic accidents. Intersections: Failure to follow traffic signals when passing through intersections. Center Line: Crossing the solid center line and driving in the opposite direction, or during the straight-line driving test, the vehicle moves from the normal lane to another lane. Failure to follow the test items as instructed by the computer voice. Below are the related details: Part One: Computer automatic evaluation mainly focuses on the candidate's completion of vehicle mechanical operations, such as light usage, gear shifting, etc. Part Two: The examiner's manual evaluation in the background primarily assesses the candidate's safety awareness, safe operations, and compliance with road traffic signs, markings, and the application of road traffic safety laws. Part Three: The safety officer will "apply the auxiliary brake in five situations" to terminate the test.