What instruction is heard before starting the vehicle inspection in Subject 3?
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In Subject 3, the vehicle inspection begins after receiving the examiner's instruction. When passing the front and rear of the vehicle, there will be voice prompts such as "Passing the front of the vehicle," "Passing the rear of the vehicle," and "Please get in the car to start the test." The student needs to walk around the vehicle counterclockwise from the right side of the vehicle to complete the inspection. Additional information: Subject 3 test mnemonic: 1. Getting in the car: First gear, turn signal, horn, check left rearview mirror, release handbrake, start moving. 2. Driving: Turn off the turn signal, check left and right rearview mirrors. 3. Intersections, turns, and U-turns: Decelerate and downshift. Release the throttle, press the clutch and brake, then downshift. 4. Pulling over: Release the throttle, press the clutch and brake, pull over, engage handbrake, shift to neutral, turn signal.
I remember when I was taking the third driving test, the instructor repeatedly emphasized this detail. Don't rush to get in the car before boarding. The safety officer will ask you to stand outside the driver's door first to record your attendance. After he calls out 'Identity verification successful,' he will then say 'Please start the exam.' Upon hearing these six words, act immediately! Walk half a circle against the direction of the rear of the car, passing through the four sensor areas at the front and rear of the car. At our training ground, people often miss pressing the rear button, resulting in failing the test right after starting. There was also a trainee who habitually pulled the door handle while circling the car and was directly judged by the system as not having circled the car. Actually, the safest method is to prepare to press the first button as soon as you hear the word 'Please.'