Can a temporary ID be used for Subject 2?
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Subject 2 can be taken with a temporary ID. It's important to note that the validity period of a temporary ID is three months. An expired temporary ID cannot be used to enter the examination venue, so you should apply for a formal or temporary ID as soon as possible. Subject 2, also known as the small road test, is part of the motor vehicle driver's license assessment and is the abbreviation for the field driving skills test. The test items include: reversing into a garage, parallel parking, stopping and starting on a slope, turning at a right angle, and driving along a curve. Tips for controlling the clutch in Subject 2: 1. Press down quickly and lift slowly, pause slightly midway to find the contact point; 2. Maintain a gentle pressure above the contact point and smoothly engage while lifting the foot pedal.
Last year when I was taking the Driving Test Part 2, my ID card happened to expire, which really stressed me out. I quickly went to the police station to apply for a temporary ID card, valid for three months. On the exam day, I showed it to the staff, and after verifying the photo and name, they let me in without any issues. A temporary ID serves as a substitute when the official ID is lost or invalid, carrying the same legal effect. However, for the actual test, it's best to call the driving test center a day or two in advance to confirm if they accept temporary IDs, just to avoid any surprises. Also, make sure the information on the temporary ID is clear and legible, with no blurry photos. It's advisable to prepare all necessary documents like your driver's license study certificate and other materials before the test—don't rely solely on the ID. These preparations will help you stay focused during the exam without being distracted by trivial matters.
