What is the reason for failing the alternating high-low beam test in Subject 3?
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Failing the alternating high-low beam test in Subject 3 is due to operating the flashing lights too quickly. Below are specific details about the alternating high-low beam test in Subject 3: 1. Precautions: When the driving test voice system announces overtaking or when there are no traffic signals, you can alternately use the high and low beams. You must turn on the corresponding lights within 5 seconds after the system finishes the announcement, neither answering too early nor delaying. 2. Instructions: During the lighting test, alternate between high and low beams when you hear voice prompts such as approaching a sharp curve, approaching a slope, approaching a humpback bridge, approaching a crosswalk, or approaching an intersection without traffic signal control. You must alternate the high and low beams at least twice.