What to Pay Attention to in Subject 3?
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Before getting into the car, walk around the bus counterclockwise to check the vehicle condition. The basic items of the Subject 3 test include preparation before starting, starting, driving straight, changing lanes, passing intersections, and other assessment items. During the Subject 3 test, pay attention to walking from the right rear of the car, around the front to the driver's seat. During the walk-around, observe the tire condition and check for any obstacles in front of or behind the car. When you reach the driver's door, report loudly and wait for permission to enter the driver's seat. Greet the examiner and present your ID: "Hello, examiner, I am XXX." At the same time, make eye contact with the invigilator at the upper right corner of the car for 2-3 seconds. While the examiner checks your ID, adjust your seat and fasten your seatbelt. Starting the car has fixed steps and sequences, which must be performed proficiently. Turn on the left turn signal, honk the horn twice, then press the clutch pedal, shift to first gear, gently lift the clutch pedal, slowly press the accelerator, turn the steering wheel to the left, and release the parking brake smoothly to start steadily. A smooth start is crucial. Many people press the accelerator suddenly, causing the car to jerk forward or stall. In Subject 3, this can affect the test results, which generally refer to the road driving skills test. Additionally, we usually refer to the safety and civilized driving knowledge test as "Subject 4." In fact, there is no such thing as Subject 4. Since the safety and civilized driving knowledge test is relatively simple, it will not be discussed in detail here. The road test consists of 16 procedures, each with standardized operations.
