What are the tips for pulling over in the third driving test?

[VonIsaac]

After hearing the instruction to slow down before starting the pulling over maneuver, the vehicle speed is generally around 25km/h, which is in third gear. After observing the rearview mirror and reducing speed, the student should assess the road conditions through the rearview mirror. If it is safe to proceed, then turn on the right turn signal. After activating the turn signal, turn the steering wheel one full turn to the right, aligning the right one-third of the front of the car with the roadside line. Gradually straighten the vehicle body. The adjustment of the vehicle body should be done slowly. When the distance between the vehicle body and the roadside line is less than or equal to 30 centimeters, press the clutch, apply the brake, and bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Reset the controls. After the vehicle is parked, shift to neutral, engage the handbrake, release the clutch, turn off the right turn signal, and complete the parking procedure.

[OKaden]

I think the parallel parking part in the driving test's subject three (road test) is quite crucial, especially the parallel parking section. When helping others practice, I often remind them of several key points: First, turn on the right turn signal to alert the car behind, then slowly drive the car to a position about one car length beside the parking space ahead and stop. When starting to reverse, look at the right-side rearview mirror. Once you can see the curb marker or road line in the mirror, turn the steering wheel to the left to reverse in, while keeping the speed slow and steady. When the rear of the car is almost in, quickly straighten the wheel to the right, adjusting the distance to ensure the wheels are about 30 cm from the curb without crossing the line. Finally, pull the handbrake, turn off the engine, and confirm safety. The key to this process is practicing more to get a feel for it, and not getting nervous during the test because the examiner focuses more on the smoothness of the actions and safety awareness. During practice, you can first simulate in an open area or use roadblocks to mark and practice a few times.

[OJuniper]

I always pay great attention to the safety details of pulling over. During the driving test (Subject 3), you must check your blind spot before signaling; when reversing, don't rely solely on mirrors - remember to look back to ensure there are no pedestrians or vehicles to avoid accidents. When teaching family members to drive, I emphasize these points: maintain very slow speed to avoid sudden braking; keep a distance of about half a meter from the curb, neither too close nor too far. Also pay attention to road conditions, such as adjusting direction in advance on slopes. Staying relaxed during the test is crucial, as mistakes often result from rushing. Therefore, I recommend spending some time daily reviewing the procedures.

[StAyla]

As a new driver who just passed the driving test, parallel parking used to make me most nervous but later became smooth. The trick is to stay calm: take a deep breath after turning on the indicator, then slowly move into position; when reversing, focus on the steps without overthinking the timing. During my driving lessons, I found looking back more practical than mirrors—it helps me see blind spots better. If judging distances is challenging, practice more to develop a feel; don't get discouraged if you fail the test once, examiners pay attention to details but won't deliberately make things difficult.

[CalvinMarie]

From driving experience, there are practical tips for pulling over. I like using the rearview mirror to find a reference point: when the road line moves to a certain position in the mirror, turn the wheel immediately to align perfectly; when reversing, don't just stare at the dashboard, occasionally check the surroundings. With enough practice, you'll naturally remember the rhythm; during the test, remember to apply the handbrake steadily.

[April]

Beginners, don't be afraid of parallel parking—mastering the basics is enough: First, turn on your signal and slowly approach the parking spot, find the right distance before starting to reverse; while reversing, gently steer and check the mirrors to avoid hitting anything; if the position is off, make slight adjustments immediately without hesitation. When I was learning to drive, I practiced a lot in the neighborhood—simple and effective.