According to the test requirements, the light switch for Subject 3 is placed below the steering wheel of the test vehicle. The following are the key points to note for the Subject 3 lighting test: Stay Focused: During the test, concentrate to avoid missing or mishearing the instructions. Voice Prompts: The voice prompts will include scenarios such as passing under an arch bridge or a crosswalk at night, navigating sharp curves or slopes at night, and passing through intersections without traffic signals at night. In all these cases, you should alternate between high and low beams (flashing the lights twice or more). Quick Operation: During the test, you must complete the required light operation within 5 seconds after the voice prompt ends. Do not act too slowly, but also avoid acting before the prompt finishes. Subject 3 Light Operation Methods: 1. Driving at night without streetlights or under poor lighting conditions: Correct operation: Turn on the width lights and high beams (alternatively, turn on the headlights first, then switch to high beams after hearing the prompt—follow your instructor's guidance during the test). 2. When prompted to switch the headlights to high beams: Correct operation: If high beams are already on, keep them unchanged; if low beams are on, switch to high beams. 3. Meeting non-motorized vehicles on narrow roads at night: Correct operation: Turn on low beams. 4. Meeting motor vehicles at night: Correct operation: Turn on low beams. 5. Passing sharp curves or slopes at night: Correct operation: Alternate between high and low beams twice.
