Why does slight adjustment during straight-line driving also result in failure?
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Here are the reasons why slight steering wheel adjustments can still lead to exam failure: 1. The adjustment exceeds 30cm or is less than 10cm. 2. In the current Subject 3 driving test, any deviation exceeding 30cm during straight-line driving will be judged as failure. 3. Many students mistakenly believe that straight-line driving simply means keeping the steering wheel motionless - those who don't adjust the wheel at all usually fail. The reason is actually quite simple: straight-line driving requires slight steering wheel adjustments. Important notes: 1. During straight-line driving, slight steering wheel adjustments are necessary to correct the test vehicle's path, but the adjustment angle must not exceed 3°. 2. There's a proper method for making these slight adjustments during straight-line driving - randomly wobbling the steering wheel left and right may ultimately cause exam failure.