What are the techniques and methods for practicing Subject 3?
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The test uses in-car voice prompts for each step, and you must respond within ten seconds after hearing the instruction. When the speedometer needle points to 10, shift to 2nd gear; at 20, shift to 3rd gear; at 30, shift to 4th gear. Always remember to upshift when accelerating and downshift when decelerating. Immediately release the accelerator, fully depress the clutch pedal, and shift to second gear.
I think the key to practicing Subject 3 is to get more real road experience, not just driving around the training ground. Find an experienced coach to take you to practice repeatedly near the test routes, preferably for an hour each in the morning and evening. Start by driving slowly to get a feel for it, such as checking the rearview mirror before changing lanes, turning your head to check blind spots, signaling, and then smoothly merging; when parking, pay attention to the distance and position, and use the rearview mirror more to adjust. It’s good to record each practice session and review the mistakes to improve. Mentally, don’t stress too much—take deep breaths to relax and visualize success, so you won’t get nervous and make mistakes during the test. In short, stick to practicing 3-4 times a week, focusing on mastering one small skill at a time, and you’ll pass steadily.
