What are the techniques for stopping midway during the driving test (Subject 3)?

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Subject 3 mid-way stopping techniques and rules are as follows: 1. Slow following: If the test vehicle encounters a completely blocked vehicle ahead, it must stop and wait; if there is a vehicle ahead that is not completely stopped, the test vehicle should slowly follow and proceed. 2. Do not stop on crosswalks: Under no circumstances should you stop on a crosswalk. If you encounter pedestrians crossing the road, you must stop the vehicle outside the crosswalk. If you continue to drive forward, the safety officer will forcibly apply the brakes, resulting in a score of 0. 3. Do not stop at intersections: Never stop at an intersection. Intersections are points where other lanes converge, and blocking them can affect others' driving and even lead to serious traffic accidents. 4. Maintain an appropriate driving distance: Avoid following too closely, as it may hinder the execution of routine Subject 3 test items, which could lead to failing the test.