Can I Bring My Phone to the Subject 2 Driving Test?
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You can bring your phone to the Subject 2 driving test. However, it is best to keep it on silent mode to avoid affecting the test. Some places do not allow phones during the test. It is advisable to consult your instructor for specific details. Subject 2 Test Schedule: Generally, the Subject 2 test centers are divided into morning and afternoon sessions. The morning session runs from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and the afternoon session from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. There may be slight variations in the test session times between different regions, so it is best to check the local policies. Subject 2 Test Content: The test includes reversing into a parking space, parallel parking, curve driving, right-angle turns, stopping and starting on a slope, and in some regions, an additional sixth test item—highway toll card collection.
Oh, I've encountered this issue several times myself. As someone who frequently helps others prepare for exams, I must say that you really can't bring your phone into the driving test for Subject Two. The test center rules emphasize this point, mainly to prevent cheating and interference with the exam process. Before the test begins, everyone must turn off their phones and store them in designated places, such as in their bags or hand them over to the examiner for safekeeping. I have a friend who accidentally brought their phone in once, and when the ringtone went off, it almost affected their test and they were warned. So, don't take the risk of bringing it in—focusing on the driving skills test is what matters. If you really need to contact family, it's not too late to use your phone after the test is over. Safety first, after all.
