What are the penalty standards for making a U-turn in Subject 3?

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SanAnastasia
07/23/25 8:50pm
Failing to correctly observe traffic conditions and choose the appropriate time for a U-turn will result in disqualification; selecting an inappropriate location for a U-turn will result in disqualification; failing to signal before making a U-turn will result in disqualification; if the U-turn obstructs the normal passage of other vehicles or pedestrians, 10 points will be deducted. Below are the precautions for making a U-turn in Subject 3: 1. Note 1: During the Subject 3 test, a U-turn must be performed in first gear. Apply the brake to slow down, and when the speed is sufficiently reduced, press the clutch to shift to a lower gear. 2. Note 2: When the vehicle is traveling in the middle lane, a U-turn must be made at the upcoming intersection, which requires changing lanes. To avoid obstructing left-turning vehicles, the U-turn should be made from the leftmost lane.
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