Should You Turn Off the Turn Signal Before Stopping and Turning Off the Engine in Subject Three?

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In Subject Three, it is not necessary to turn off the turn signal before stopping and turning off the engine. Here are the details: 1. Reason: Generally, after the turn signal is activated, if the steering wheel is turned more than half a circle, the turn signal will automatically turn off once the steering wheel is straightened. However, if the turn signal does not automatically turn off after stopping, do not move it further, as this could be considered by strict examiners as improper use of the turn signal before stopping. 2. Tips for Pulling Over: When you hear the instruction to 'pull over,' first determine the stopping position, then activate the right turn signal and turn the steering wheel 90 degrees to the right. When the middle of the front of the car aligns with the curb, quickly turn the steering wheel more than 180 degrees to the left. When one-third of the front of the car aligns with the curb, straighten the steering wheel. If the car deviates, always keep one-third of the front aligned and make slight adjustments. When the car body is parallel to the curb and 10 to 30 centimeters away, stop the car.