
You should tap the brake at straight intersections in Subject 3. Here are some braking precautions: When driving straight through an intersection: If there is a traffic signal ahead, follow it; if there is no signal, proceed according to safety principles. In both cases, you must tap the brake in advance to slow down, wait for the green light or confirm safety before proceeding. When turning left or right at an intersection: The requirements for gear usage may vary by region, but it is always correct to tap the brake to slow down before entering the turn. When approaching a crosswalk: If you see a crosswalk ahead, whether or not there are pedestrians crossing, you must apply the brake to reduce speed. On flat roads with light traffic: If the speed is above 30km/h and only a brief brake is needed, lightly tap the brake pedal without depressing the clutch pedal.


