What is the speed limit for C2 Subject 3?

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LeEllie
07/30/25 2:54am
C2 Subject 3 has a speed limit that must not exceed 45 km/h. The reasons for not exceeding 45 km/h are as follows: 1. When hearing position voice prompts: When hearing voice prompts such as "Passing the bus stop" or other intersections, the examinee should slow down. 2. When hearing gear shift voice prompts: After hearing the voice prompt to complete the gear shifting action, the examinee should adjust the gear to 2nd gear, then sequentially shift up to 5th gear. When in 5th gear, the speed should exceed 40 km/h, and then the examinee should sequentially shift down to 2nd gear, performing the downshifts step by step.
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