Subject 3 looks back to see how to do it, and subject 3 needs to look back at the items

Subject 3 Road Test: It is necessary to look back and observe, emphasizing that in terms of the operational requirements of lighting, "looking back and observing" makes the new regulations more clearly explain the meaning of "observation" in the current regulations. In the items of starting, changing lanes, pulling over, and overtaking, the content of "looking back and observing" has been added.

In terms of test evaluation, there are also higher requirements for safe and civilized driving. For example, if you do not use or use the turn signal incorrectly before starting, turning, changing lanes, overtaking, or pulling over, or turn the turn signal for less than 3 seconds, you will be deducted 10 points instead of failing. When pulling over, it is added that if you need to get out of the car and do not look back to observe the traffic situation on the left before opening the door, it will be rated as unqualified.

After parking, if the body is more than 50 cm away from the right edge of the road or the edge of the sidewalk, the deduction of 10 points will also be changed to unqualified. In the projects of going straight through the intersection, turning left at the intersection, and turning right at the intersection, the new vehicles, pedestrians, and non-motor vehicles that do not actively avoid the priority passage shall be judged to be unqualified. Subject 3: Civilized Driving:

There are changes in the type and proportion of questions, and the new rules for driving tests: 20% safe driving knowledge; 18%Civilized driving knowledge; 8% comprehensive application of road traffic signals in traffic scenarios; 16%Common sense of safe driving in bad weather and complex road conditions; 12%Common sense of risk avoidance in case of emergency; 6% Typical Accident Case Analysis; 10% common sense of traffic accident rescue and disposal of common hazardous chemicals; 10% local questions.

Look back and see what you see.

What is the use of looking back when taking the driver's license test? Just looking back? What do you think? - Blind spots on the observation side and rear.

There are a few places that you can't see while driving, so you'll need to look back at these areas. That is, looking outside through the rear window.

Look back and see how you look.

Judging from the examination regulations, the amplitude of each turn must be greater than 90 degrees to be considered qualified. Standard action: turn the upper body and turn the head to observe backwards, the time can not be too long, and the whole action should be completed under the premise of ensuring the safety of the front, and the whole action should not exceed two seconds.

Look back and see why.

Because there is a large blind spot in the rear during the journey, there may be potential dangers around you when changing lanes and turning, so take a look at the vehicles driving behind the side before changing lanes, and make sure that it is safe or do not cause any impact before proceeding to the next step.

When to look back.

If you know why, then you will know when to look back - when you change lanes.

There are five items that need to change lanes in the subject 3 exam, which are lane changes by command, lane change left and right by overtaking, and lane change at start, stop, stop, etc., so these five items need to be observed retrospectively.

1.Changing lanes requires looking back, don't look through the inside and outside rearview mirrors, look back in the direction of lane changes, and deduct 100 points.

2.Side-by-side parking requires an understanding of the traffic around you, so don't look at the traffic behind or on the right side through the inside and outside mirrors before parking, and then turn around to confirm safety. After parking, you need to get out of the car, and do not look back to observe the traffic situation behind the left before opening the door, and 100 points will be deducted.

3.Make a U-turn after mastering the surrounding road conditions. When making a U-turn, do not observe and confirm the timing and safety of the U-turn, and deduct 100 points.

4.It's easy to understand when turning. Turn right and turn left, do not stop and observe as required, do not observe the traffic conditions on the left and right sides, and do not observe the traffic conditions ahead at the crossing, 100 points will be deducted.

5.Looking back at the road after overtaking is actually a bit like changing lanes. 100 points will be deducted if you fail to observe the traffic situation behind and on the left side through the internal and external rearview mirrors before overtaking, and then turn back to confirm safety; When overtaking, do not turn sideways (turn around) to observe the dynamics of the overtaken vehicle, and 100 points will be deducted.

Attached: Subject 3 exam U-turn skills:

When making a U-turn in subject three, you need to know to make a U-turn in **, choose a suitable place to make a U-turn, step on the clutch to the end, lightly step on the brakes, and start again after stopping. Slowly release the clutch, find the linkage point, feel the body shaking, slowly release the brakes, let the car drive smoothly for a fixed distance, and then completely release the clutch. Turn on the left turn signal.

If you turn to the leftmost lane on the other side, you need to borrow half a lane to the right. If you turn to the middle lane on the other side, you don't need to borrow half a lane. This operation can ensure that the car stops smoothly and does not press the line.

Subject 3 road test: to look back and observe, emphasizing the lighting.

The new standard for subject 3 requires retrospective observation in order to cultivate correct driving habits among drivers.

Look back and look at the essentials:

1. Looking back can not replace the observation of the internal and external rearview mirrors, the correct operation sequence is to hear the voice command of the steering, observe the rearview mirror, confirm that the safety is ready to steer, quickly look back in the direction of the steering, and turn the steering wheel when confirming that there is no oncoming car behind the steering conditions.

2. When turning, which direction you need to turn, look back in the corresponding direction.

3. Looking back to observe, you should ensure that the line of sight is facing the rear of the outside of the car, and the amplitude should not be too large, otherwise you can only see the driver's back, it is recommended that the angle of the upper body is appropriate, and you can refer to Coach Chen's operation demonstration for details. It is recommended to twist the waist first, and then turn the head.

4. The twisting angle of the head for looking back is required to be greater than 90 degrees. 90 degrees is shoulder-length, is to look left and right, and it is required to see more than 90 degrees to the rear doors and windows of the car.

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Subject 3 test: When encountering the sidewalk or passing through the school or bus stop in the middle of the test, the candidate needs to swing his head left and right to observe the safety of the surrounding driving.