How to Operate Gear Shifting in Subject Three?
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Here are the techniques for gear shifting in Subject Three: 1. Gradual Gear Shifting: During the road test, skipping gears is strictly prohibited. Gear changes must be done sequentially, such as from first to second gear, and second to third gear. Otherwise, the test recorder will log it, and corresponding points will be deducted. Quick Gear Shifting: The key to gear shifting is speed—quickly complete the actions of depressing the clutch, shifting gears, and pressing the accelerator. 2. Stable Gear Shifting: When shifting gears, the clutch must be fully depressed, and gear changes should only occur within a specific speed range. Maintain Straight Steering: If the right hand grabs the gear lever while the left hand unconsciously pulls the steering wheel downward, the vehicle will deviate. The consequences of deviation include crossing lines or occupying lanes. During the Subject Three test, crossing lines will result in failure, and it can also be dangerous in actual driving.