What is the speed for straight-line driving in Subject 3?
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Generally, the speed should be within 30km/h on the road, and second gear is appropriate. Below are some tips for straight-line driving in Subject 3: 1. Three-point alignment: Find a suitable reference object as a visual guide, such as the lane divider line in the middle of the road, curbs, railings, trees, etc. Align any prominent part of the vehicle with the reference object, and make timely adjustments if deviation occurs. 2. Control the speed: Straight-line driving also has speed requirements, and you must reach the corresponding speed to pass. If there is a vehicle ahead, maintain a safe distance and slow down if the distance is too close; if the vehicle ahead speeds up and the distance becomes too large, actively follow up when the road conditions are good. 3. Keep the steering wheel steady: When holding the steering wheel, the left hand should mainly control it, while the right hand gently rests on it for easy gear shifting. Regardless of the speed, always make minor adjustments to the direction, with small movements, turning as much as needed and returning accordingly. Note that keeping the steering wheel still does not necessarily mean maintaining straight-line driving; instead, the vehicle should maintain an equal distance from the lane divider lines on both sides of the road.
