How to Drive Straight in the Rain for Subject Three of the Driving Test?

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When driving in the rain, the road surface is slippery and visibility is poor, which often leads to directional deviation or difficulty in shifting gears when driving straight. You can refer to the following methods: 1. Vision: Look far and take care of the near. You should look a bit farther ahead while also paying attention to the nearby and rear conditions of the vehicle. Since the speed in Subject Three is fast, looking far ahead allows you to detect situations in advance and react accordingly, making it easier for the vehicle to drive straight. 2. Choose a reference point: You can select the curb or a row of roadside trees to keep the car parallel to them. 3. Steering wheel operation: The steering wheel is mainly operated with the left hand, while the right hand switches between the steering wheel and the gear lever. Hold the steering wheel steadily and straight, and avoid changing direction easily while driving. Adjust according to changes in speed, avoid sudden turns, and make fine adjustments with appropriate force.