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What is the announcement for failing the Subject 3 test?

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MartinDella

09/06/25 3:53am

If you fail the Subject 3 driving test, the system will announce: "The test is over, the result is unqualified." Here are the details: Introduction: Currently, the Subject 3 test is conducted with voice announcements. If any part of the test is failed, the system will immediately announce it, and the candidate will know the result right away. Test items and precautions for Subject 3: Starting the vehicle (first adjust the seat and rearview mirror, check if the brake and accelerator are functioning properly, and ensure the surroundings are safe before starting), turning left or right and making a U-turn (do not move the steering wheel within 3 seconds after turning on the turn signal, and ensure the speed matches the gear).

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