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How to Take the Subject 3 Test After Losing 24 Points on Your License?

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CameronLynn

07/30/25 10:01am

There is no limit on the number of attempts, which is different from the driver's license test, where you only have five chances. However, if your driver's license is penalized with 24 points, you will need to take Subject 1 and Subject 3 without any attempt restrictions. If you fail the test, you can continue studying and retaking the exam until you pass. The following are some key points to note for Subject 3: 1. Light Operations: Do not move the lever too quickly, as the system may not detect it. After turning on the indicator light, make sure to hold it down to prevent it from turning off due to steering wheel movement. The light simulation test has a time limit, so performing too early or too late can affect the result. Avoid failing on the simplest procedures. 2. Speed and Gear Shifting: Stay calm when shifting gears to avoid mistakes. Press the clutch firmly; otherwise, shifting gears may become difficult, and nervousness could lead to stalling. 3. Straight-Line Driving: Keep your gaze far ahead and find a reference point. Avoid focusing solely on the front of the engine compartment, as this can easily cause deviation. If the vehicle tilts, make minor adjustments to the steering wheel rather than large turns, and remember to return the wheel to its original position after adjustments.

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