What does 'three no steps' mean in driving?
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Driving without stepping on the accelerator, brake, or clutch when making a U-turn. Reasons: When pedestrians or cars suddenly emerge from the roadside or approach from the next lane, stepping on the accelerator directly can easily lead to sudden stops, resulting in accidents; when driving at 15km/h, which is too fast, encountering minor situations and stepping on the brake directly can easily cause the vehicle to stall during a U-turn. Purpose: The reason to avoid the 'three no steps' is due to the limitations of local driving test rules. Additionally, the 'three no steps' can help drivers better control speed, preventing the vehicle from losing control or stalling when stepping on the accelerator or brake during turns.