What is the gear sequence for the 100-meter gear shifting exercise in Subject 3?
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In the 100-meter gear shifting exercise of Subject 3, the sequence starts from third gear, then shifts from third to fourth gear, followed by shifting back from fourth to third gear, and finally downshifting to second gear. Below are detailed instructions for the 100-meter gear shifting exercise in Subject 3: 1. Right before left: This means that in Subject 3, you should upshift before downshifting. To upshift, first press the accelerator to increase speed, while downshifting requires pressing the brake to reduce speed. 2. Immediate action: While pressing the clutch, use your right hand to shift gears, moving the gear lever into the next gear. 3. Left up, right down: After shifting gears, slowly release the clutch with your left foot until the vehicle starts moving, then gradually press the accelerator with your right foot to increase speed.
I usually enjoy teaching my friends driving techniques. The 100-meter gear shifting exercise starts from 2nd gear, gradually upshifts to 4th gear, and then downshifts back to 2nd gear. In the Subject 3 driving test, this process needs to be completed within approximately 100 meters, with speed control being crucial: after starting, accelerate to 20-25 km/h to shift to 3rd gear, then increase speed to 30-35 km/h to shift to 4th gear, before decelerating and downshifting sequentially. This exercise tests the coordination of gear shifting, requiring candidates to learn how to watch the speedometer, shift gears quickly with their hands, and use the clutch for smooth transitions to avoid stalling or jerking. I also recommend practicing simulations regularly to familiarize oneself with the car's power response and build driving confidence. Similar techniques are applied in real driving scenarios like uphill climbs or overtaking, making solid foundational skills highly practical. Staying calm during the test and performing operations smoothly can lead to an easy pass.
