What are the quick tips for passing the Subject One and Four exams?

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SanGavin
07/30/25 6:35am
1. Priority principle: Yield to straight-moving vehicles when turning, give way to vehicles from the right, and right-turning vehicles yield to left-turning ones. Vehicles in a safer position yield to those in more dangerous situations, and unobstructed vehicles have the right of way. 2. Safety: Let others go first: yield by slowing down, stop and yield, give way politely, and slow down to avoid. Slow: pass slowly, decelerate, proceed steadily, gradually, pass at a reduced speed, lower speed uniformly. Observe: observe in advance, carefully, thoroughly, and scan the surroundings. 3. Mistakes: Acting without consideration: proceed directly, accelerate through. Overreacting: emergency braking, jerking the steering wheel, turning sharply, stomping on the brakes.
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