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What are the standard steps for gear shifting in Subject 3?

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DelAnastasia

09/08/25 7:30am

After starting in first gear, appropriately press the accelerator to speed up before shifting gears. Accelerate to 15~20 km/h to shift into second gear. Press the clutch pedal, move the gear lever to the neutral position, then release the clutch pedal. After releasing, press the clutch pedal again. Then slowly release the clutch while gradually pressing the accelerator pedal to increase speed smoothly. The same method applies when shifting to higher gears. Release the accelerator pedal, press the clutch pedal, push the gear lever into neutral, then release the clutch pedal. Then lightly press the accelerator to increase engine speed, press the clutch pedal again, and push the gear lever into a lower gear.

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Robin

09/20/25 5:57am

I always enjoy teaching newcomers the gear shifting operations in Subject 3, as it's crucial for passing the exam. The first step is to enter a straight road after starting, maintaining a steady speed around 20 km/h in preparation for upshifting. When upshifting, press the clutch pedal all the way down while gently accelerating to increase speed. Once the speed reaches about 30 km/h, quickly shift to third gear, and release the clutch smoothly without being too hasty. For downshifting, first apply the brakes to reduce speed below 20 km/h, then press the clutch to shift back to second gear, releasing the clutch steadily. Throughout the process, avoid looking down at the gear lever or trembling nervously from tension. I emphasize practicing more on empty roads to get familiar with the feeling. During the exam, stay calm and don’t rush. Even if the engine stalls, don’t panic—just restart. These steps may seem simple, but they can prevent jerks and accidents in real driving.

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