What is the process for the third subject test of a three-wheeled motorcycle?
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Register at the driving school. The first subject test for motorcycles generally requires answering 50 questions, with each question worth 2 points, and the test duration is 45 minutes. The second subject test is the motorcycle slalom test. After completing the test with a passing score, sign to confirm the results and wait for the fourth subject test. The fourth subject test includes identifying various road signs, recognizing traffic police hand signals, and handling various situations encountered while riding a motorcycle.
The Road Test (Subject 3) consists of two main parts: pre-driving preparation and actual road driving. While waiting, wear protective gear and swipe your card to enter the test area when your name is called. First, walk counterclockwise around the vehicle to inspect lights and tires, making sure not to forget pressing the front and rear sensor buttons. After getting in, adjust the mirrors, put on the helmet, and fasten the buckle securely. Memorize the positions of low beam, high beam, and hazard lights for the simulated lighting test. When starting on the road, first turn on the left signal, honk the horn, and slowly release the clutch while giving gas. During straight-line driving, keep your hands relaxed and maintain a speed of about 35 km/h without exceeding the limit. When changing lanes, signal for at least 3 seconds and check the mirrors for safety. For a right turn at an intersection, signal and slow down 30 meters in advance, and brake before the crosswalk while looking both ways. The most critical part is pulling over: align the wiper's raised point with the white line edge, keeping both wheels within 30 cm of the roadside. The entire process takes about 5 minutes—stay relaxed to pass.
