How many hours of check-in are required for Subject 3 before taking the test?
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Different types of driver's licenses require varying numbers of check-in hours for Subject 3. For the commonly tested C1, C2, and C5 licenses, 24 hours of check-in are required; A1 and B1 require 20 hours; A2 requires 22 hours; A3 requires 33 hours; and B2 requires 32 hours. Local regulations: The implementation of check-in rules is not uniform nationwide, and many regions do not require check-ins. Additionally, some areas not only require completing the specified check-in hours but also mandate practicing a certain mileage for Subject 3. Specific details should be confirmed with the driving school or instructor. Check-ins generally require the student to input their fingerprint during practice, and the instructor must swipe their card to prevent cheating or substitution. Some regions have also begun implementing facial recognition for check-ins, which is more convenient. Road test precautions: Walk from the left side of the car to the rear to check road conditions and ensure no one is behind the vehicle, while also confirming whether the car is parked on a slope. After entering the car, close the door firmly (apply slightly more force when the door is about 20 cm from closing to ensure it is securely shut). Present your ID card to the examiner with both hands. Before exiting the car, check the left rearview mirror to confirm safety, then open the door. Remember to close the door properly after exiting.
