How is the route selection for Subject Three conducted?
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Subject Three route selection varies depending on the situation, as driving school systems differ across regions. The specific method of selection is determined locally. Different scenarios for route selection: Some driving schools conduct the selection on the exam day. After candidates arrive at the test center, submit their exam files, and enter the waiting room, the exam route is randomly selected by a computer. The result will be displayed on the screen along with the candidate's exam information. Additionally, for some driving schools, the Subject Three exam route is selected by the instructor on the exam day, and candidates only learn the route after boarding the vehicle. The exact method depends on the local practice, and candidates can inquire with their instructors or driving schools. Important notes: If fingerprint verification fails, candidates must exit the vehicle to re-collect their fingerprints before rejoining the queue for the exam. During the exam, if a candidate's score falls below the passing threshold, the system will automatically prompt the candidate to pull over. After completing the pull-over maneuver, the system will indicate the start of the next exam attempt.