What are the quick tips for passing the Subject One and Four exams?
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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.
I just passed the written driving test (Subject 1) and want to share my crash course experience. The key is to intensively practice questions on the 'Driving Test Treasure' app – focus for two straight days doing at least 400 questions daily. Pay special attention to high-frequency wrong answers, like traffic light signals and road marking rules, memorizing them in groups: red means stop, green means go, yellow means slow down; a red circle indicates no entry. Don't skip the full mock exam module – keep practicing until scoring above 95 before the actual test. During the exam, stay calm as time is ample, and review answers for mistakes. Ensure proper sleep and stay hydrated to maintain alertness. With this steady mindset, I condensed two weeks' prep into just days. It's truly not hard – stay focused and you'll ace it.
