What is the appropriate speed for third gear?
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Corresponding speeds for gears one to five: First gear: This is the starting speed, typically between 0-5 km/h. Second gear: Corresponding speed is 5-20 km/h. Third gear: Corresponding speed is 20-40 km/h. Fourth gear: Corresponding speed is 40-60 km/h. Fifth gear: Corresponding speed is 60-100 km/h. Gear shifting techniques: Smoothness: When engaging a new gear, the clutch should be released appropriately, and the throttle should be promptly applied to ensure smoothness. Accuracy: Physical movements should be coordinated and precise; sloppiness can cause strong jerking sensations, reducing driving comfort. Speed: Gear shifting actions should be quick, which not only enhances the car's smoothness but also reduces kinetic energy loss and lowers fuel consumption. Timeliness: Perform correct gear shifts at the right moment, avoiding shifts that are too early or too late.