What are the tips for pulling over within 30 centimeters in Subject 3?

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Peter
07/29/25 2:56pm
Here are the tips for pulling over within 30 centimeters in Subject 3: 1. After hearing the voice prompt "Pull over," downshift and slow down, keeping the speed below 20km/h. Observe the traffic behind and to the right through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors to confirm if it is safe to pull over. 2. Once safety is confirmed, turn on the right turn signal. The right turn signal must remain on during the pulling-over process. If the turn signal turns off automatically during the operation, immediately turn it back on. 3. When one-third of the right front of the car aligns with the edge line, the right wheel is approximately 30cm away from the edge line. 4. Pay attention to the vehicle and adjust the body to stop within 30cm of the road edge line. 5. After stopping, shift to neutral and engage the handbrake. Upon hearing the voice prompt "Exam passed," check for any oncoming traffic from behind through the left rearview mirror. Confirm it is safe, then unfasten the seatbelt and exit the vehicle.
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