How many times should the brake be tapped in Subject 3?
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Subject 3 requires tapping the brake 7 times. Detailed explanation is as follows: 1. Passing straight through an intersection: Before entering an intersection during straight-line driving, you need to tap the brake to slow down. The speed should not exceed 30km/h when passing the intersection. 2. Pedestrian crossing: During the road test, when you see a pedestrian crossing ahead, you need to slow down. If there are pedestrians on the crossing, you must stop the car to yield to them. Remember, do not park the car on the pedestrian crossing. 3. Bus stop: During the road test, if you hear the voice prompt to pass a bus stop, you need to tap the brake immediately. 4. Passing a school: In areas near schools, the speed should be kept below 30km/h, and you should also use the brake appropriately. 5. Making a U-turn: When making a U-turn, you need to slow down. This ensures that the car does not lose control due to excessive speed or inertia during the turn. 6. Meeting another vehicle: If you hear the safety officer’s instruction to meet another vehicle during the road test, you need to tap the brake promptly to slow down. If no such instruction is given, no action is required. 7. Turning left or right: When turning left or right, you need to slow down. Everyone must remember this. Additionally, it’s important to note that during the above braking actions, you must remember to turn your head left and right to observe the surrounding environment in time.
