What are the standards and requirements for straight-line driving in Subject 3?

[MacBeckett]

The evaluation criteria for straight-line driving in Subject 3: 1. Unstable steering control, inability to maintain the vehicle's straight-line movement, results in failure; 2. Failure to take deceleration measures when the vehicle ahead brakes, results in failure; 3. Not observing the rear traffic situation through the rearview mirror for more than 20 seconds, deducts 10 points; 4. Not understanding the vehicle's speed, deducts 10 points; 5. Not promptly detecting road obstacles and not taking timely deceleration measures, deducts 10 points. The assessment requirements for straight-line driving in Subject 3: 1. Correctly grasp the steering wheel (primarily operated with the left hand), and skillfully use the steering wheel to correct the driving direction during the process; 2. Master the timing and method of gear shifting, and be able to perform step-by-step upshifting, step-by-step downshifting, and skip-shift downshifting at various speeds; 3. The candidate can timely and effectively use the brake, with predictive braking and deceleration; 4. The candidate should be able to start smoothly and operate in sequence; 5. Master the methods of fixed-point parking and intersection U-turns.