Why can't you drive in 2nd gear for more than 200 meters?
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Subject 3 driving test regulations: Driving in 2nd gear must not exceed 200 meters, which is called "no long-distance driving in low gear." This is because the speed range of 2nd gear is 10-25 km/h, which is relatively low. Prolonged low-speed driving can affect traffic. The letters and numbers on a manual transmission include: P, R, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, etc., with the following meanings: 1. P gear: Parking gear. 2. R gear: Reverse gear. 3. 1st gear: Starting gear. The speed range is 0 km/h to 15 km/h. When going uphill or downhill, you must use 1st gear to regulate the speed using the engine's traction. 4. 2nd gear: Speed range is 10-25 km/h. 5. 3rd gear: Speed range is 20-45 km/h. 6. 4th gear: Speed range is 40-60 km/h. 7. 5th gear: Speed range is 75-90 km/h. 8. 6th gear: Speed is above 90 km/h.