How many kilometers are required for Subject 3?
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Mileage must be no less than 300 kilometers. Here are the relevant details: Study hours: Subject 3 requires 12 hours of theoretical study and 24 hours of practical training, totaling 36 hours. Key points of Subject 3: Subject 3 mainly focuses on mastering safe and civilized driving knowledge, possessing comprehensive vehicle control skills; understanding the dynamic characteristics of pedestrians and non-motor vehicles, as well as methods for predicting and analyzing hazards; proficiently mastering general road and nighttime driving techniques, and being able to drive safely under different road traffic conditions; developing the ability to consciously comply with traffic regulations, effectively handle random traffic situations, and unconsciously and reasonably operate the vehicle.
I remember when I took the third driving test, the distance I drove was about 3 kilometers. The test required driving on a simulated road, including tasks like starting, changing lanes, and parking. The route wasn't too long or too short—just right for testing a beginner's skills. My heart was racing during the drive, worried I might miss a road sign or the examiner's instruction. The distance varies depending on the examiner's arrangement—some places might have a shorter route of only 2 kilometers or a longer one up to 5 kilometers, but 3 kilometers is the standard for most driving schools. I think the key is to practice thoroughly beforehand, not just focusing on the distance, but also adapting to various traffic situations, otherwise, it's easy to get nervous and make mistakes. During practice, I ran the simulated route multiple times to get familiar with turns and parking, which made the actual test much easier. In short, the distance isn't the hard part—keeping a calm mindset is what matters most.
