What are the techniques for making a U-turn in Subject Three?
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Subject Three U-turn techniques are as follows: 1. Upon hearing the voice prompt 'Please make a U-turn ahead', the candidate should turn on the left turn signal for more than three seconds, carefully observe the surrounding conditions, safely yield to oncoming vehicles, and must use a gear below second gear when making the U-turn, reducing the vehicle speed to below 20 km/h. If necessary, first gear with half-clutch can be used for the U-turn. The operation sequence is: signal, look, brake, downshift, and then U-turn. 2. Pay attention to yielding to vehicles coming from both directions, and do not affect the normal driving of other vehicles. You can stop and wait before making the U-turn, grasp the timing to ensure completing the U-turn in one go, and avoid stopping midway due to improper operation. When making the U-turn, the steering technique should be standardized, smooth, and moderate, avoiding turning or returning the steering wheel too early, too late, or with too large or too small a turning angle. 3. Upon hearing the voice prompt 'U-turn completed', it indicates the completion of this test item. 4. If there is a crosswalk during the U-turn, the vehicle must pass the crosswalk before making the U-turn. Do not make a U-turn on the crosswalk, and do not stop and wait on the crosswalk.