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Must the starting actions in Subject 3 be performed in sequence?

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DaisyDella

07/29/25 12:03pm

Subject 3 starting actions do not necessarily have to be performed in sequence, as long as no actions are omitted. Below are the relevant deductions for the Subject 3 exam: 1. Deduction standards for pre-start preparation: Failing to walk around the vehicle to inspect its appearance and surrounding environment results in disqualification; Failing to observe traffic conditions behind before opening the door results in disqualification. 2. Deduction standards for starting: Starting with insufficient brake air pressure results in disqualification; Starting with the door not fully closed results in disqualification; Before starting, failing to observe the interior and exterior rearview mirrors or turning the head to check traffic conditions behind results in disqualification; Starting the engine with the gearshift lever not in neutral (parking gear) results in disqualification; Starting without releasing the parking brake and failing to correct it promptly results in disqualification; Starting without releasing the parking brake but correcting it promptly deducts 10 points; Failing to release the starter switch promptly after the engine starts deducts 10 points; Failing to use the horn appropriately when starting in complex traffic conditions deducts 5 points; Vehicle jerking during starting deducts 5 points; Improper control of the accelerator pedal during starting, causing excessively high engine speed, deducts 5 points.

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