How many points are deducted for not using lights correctly in Subject 3?
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Not using lights correctly in Subject 3 will result in an immediate deduction of 100 points. During the driving process, using incorrect lights can give wrong signals to other vehicles or affect their driving, which may lead to serious traffic accidents. Related information: 1. Safe and civilized driving test: Requirements for safe and civilized driving operations, knowledge of safe driving under adverse weather and complex road conditions, emergency handling methods for situations like tire blowouts, and post-accident handling knowledge. 2. Subject 3 reform: Starting from June 1, 2021, the interval for scheduling the Subject 3 test was adjusted from 30 days after passing the Subject 1 test to 20 days. For those applying for large and medium-sized passenger and truck driving licenses, the interval was adjusted from 40 days after passing the Subject 1 test to 30 days.
As a newbie who just passed the third driving test, the penalty points for lighting mistakes are really nerve-wracking! The rules are clear: failing to use lights correctly, like forgetting to signal when changing lanes or leaving lights on when starting, directly deducts 10 points. Each mistake accumulates, and exceeding 10 points in total could mean failing the test. Lighting details are crucial during the exam—my instructor always says they reflect safety habits, and forgetting lights might be judged as dangerous, leading to an immediate fail. I made a few mistakes during practice, but thankfully, the exam pressure kept me from being careless. My advice: practice with the light control lever more and always check the light switches before starting the car. Remember, these penalties are meant to force us into proper habits—don’t underestimate those 10 points; they can make or break your test!
