Do I Need to Wear Glasses for the Subject 2 Test If I'm Nearsighted?

[LeJack]

This depends on individual vision conditions. Subject 2 requires precise reference points, while Subject 3 mainly involves operational skills and safety rules except for precise roadside parking. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Consistent eyewear: Many nearsighted people alternate between glasses and contact lenses in daily life, but it's best to stick to one pair for the driving test. Different eyewear may affect reference point accuracy - changing glasses could lead to deviations when performing test items at the same reference points. 2. Varying reference points: For those with mild nearsightedness who practice without glasses, it's better to take the test without them too. If glasses must be worn during the test, practice with them several days in advance. After all, Subject 2 reference points aren't fixed - viewing angles affect their perceived positions.