How to touch the sensors in the driving test (Subject 3)?

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During the Subject 3 driving test, candidates need to walk counterclockwise around the vehicle for one round to locate and press the external sensors for 2 seconds each. Here are some important notes for the Subject 3 test: 1. Clutch pedal: It should only be used when starting, shifting up, shifting down, or stopping. Avoid pressing it during normal driving. When needing to slightly reduce speed, only use the brake pedal to prevent gear disengagement. 2. Accelerator pedal: The traffic light will flash several times before changing from green to red. Depending on the distance to the intersection and current speed, press the accelerator if the distance is short and speed hasn't decreased sufficiently. 3. Straightening and parking: Upon hearing the instruction and assessing road conditions, quickly turn on the right signal if there are no solid lines or if too close to the intersection. Check the rearview mirror, brake to reduce speed and merge. When the vehicle reaches the right-center position of the road, turn the steering wheel left. When the vehicle can straighten itself by inertia, press the clutch and straighten the wheels to park.