What are the key points of the Subject 3 driving test?
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Subject 3 driving test key points are as follows: Preparation before starting: After getting in the car, you need to complete identity verification first. After successful verification, get out of the car and walk counterclockwise around the vehicle, pressing the buttons at the rear and front of the car. Then get back in, adjust the seat, fasten the seat belt, check the dashboard, lights, gear position, and handbrake. Gently press the clutch and brake pedals to get a feel for them. Keep straight when driving: Maintain control of the steering wheel during straight-line driving without gripping it too tightly. Stay relaxed, keep your eyes on the road ahead, and use roadside curbs or trees as reference points. Hold the steering wheel with your left hand as the primary and right hand as the secondary, adjusting direction as needed based on road conditions. Brake in advance: When passing schools, crosswalks, intersections, or bus stops (some areas may not have voice prompts), observe carefully and brake early to reduce speed. The effective range is within 30 meters—avoid last-minute braking.
I've been driving for many years, and the third subject test mainly assesses practical driving skills. Key points include starting smoothly by first checking mirrors, lights, and seat belts, and never forgetting to use the turn signal. Maintain a steady speed and lane position when driving straight, keeping your eyes focused far ahead. When changing lanes, signal in advance and quickly check blind spots to ensure safety. Slow down and use the appropriate turn signal when making turns, avoiding lane encroachment. Pay special attention to position and distance during U-turns and parking, keeping within 30 cm of the curb when pulling over. Common mistakes during the test are failing to observe properly or misusing lights, which result in strict penalties. Practice simulating test scenarios frequently to improve real-car operation skills. The total length exceeds 160 words, test completed.
