Reasons for Failing Subject Three?
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Common reasons for failing the Subject Three driving test include: 1. Not walking around the vehicle to inspect its appearance and safety conditions or failing to observe traffic behind before opening the door. 2. Starting the vehicle without closing the door properly, and before starting, not checking left and rear traffic by looking over the shoulder and using mirrors; not slowing down when the vehicle ahead brakes. 3. When approaching intersections, not slowing down before entering; not observing left and right traffic when going straight; not observing front and side traffic or failing to use interior and exterior mirrors when turning. Entering an intersection when it's blocked and stopping inside; not yielding to pedestrians and vehicles with the right of way as required; not turning left from the center left of the intersection; not observing left and right traffic when passing crosswalks, school zones, and bus stops; not slowing down as required; not stopping for pedestrians at crosswalks. 4. Before overtaking, not observing rear and left traffic through mirrors; choosing inappropriate times to overtake, disrupting other vehicles. 5. After parking, the vehicle exceeds the right edge of the road or sidewalk; before opening the door, not checking rear and left traffic; at night, not using lights correctly; using high beams when following closely or not adjusting lights as required when meeting another vehicle.
