How many meters can you drive in first gear during the driving test?

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In the driving test (Subject 3), the distance driven in 1st gear should not exceed 50 meters, and in 2nd gear should not exceed 150 meters. The combined distance in 1st and 2nd gears should not exceed 200 meters. The distance is recalculated after stopping. Precautions for gear shifting in Subject 3: 1. Looking down at the gear shift can easily lead to test failure: If the candidate is not familiar with the gear positions or is too nervous during the test, they may instinctively look down at the gear shift, which will result in point deductions. 2. Do not shift gears without fully depressing the clutch: If the clutch is not fully depressed, you will hear a gear grinding sound when shifting, which can easily cause the engine to stall. 3. Avoid prolonged clutch depression: Subject 3 regulations specify that the time spent depressing the clutch before and after shifting gears should not be too long. 4. Do not skip gears when upshifting: Skipping gears when upshifting will inevitably result in a mismatch between speed and gear (low speed, high gear), causing severe vehicle vibration and potentially stalling the engine.