What are the tips for passing Subject Three in one go?
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Subject Three passing tips are as follows: 1. Reversing into the garage: When aligning and turning the steering wheel, it's better to turn early rather than late. Turning early allows for correction, while turning late may result in directly crossing the line. After entering the garage, adjust the car body, following the principle of turning towards the wider side. Adjustments should be quick with small angles, while also checking the rearview mirror to see if the stopping point is reached. 2. Parallel parking: Keep a moderate distance from the curb to avoid the left wheel crossing the line when entering the garage. Turn the steering wheel quickly to avoid missing alignment points. When exiting the garage and returning the steering wheel, the speed may suddenly increase, so keep the clutch steady. 3. Hill start and stop: While going uphill, observe the distance between the car body and the side line through the rearview mirror. If the distance is too large, adjust right; if close to the line, adjust left—quick turns with small angles. Slightly release the clutch to prevent stalling due to insufficient power, and always check if the designated stopping point is reached. When starting, lift the clutch slowly to avoid stalling; lift to the semi-engaged point before releasing the brake to prevent rolling back.
