Do more people fail Subject 2 or Subject 3 in the driving test?

[JaylaLee]

Subject 3. Here are the relevant details: Reasons: Compared to Subject 2, in the minds of students, Subject 3 not only involves computer system scoring but also requires an examiner in the car to ensure the safety of the candidate. Many candidates become extremely nervous upon seeing the examiner, leading to oversight of many details during the test, ultimately resulting in failure. Therefore, Subject 3 is considered more difficult. Subject 2: Subject 2 mainly consists of five small tasks, with the most common failures occurring in hill parking and starting, parallel parking, and reversing into a parking space. The reasons for failure include not pressing the clutch properly, poor speed control, and late steering wheel adjustments. Subject 3: As a road test, Subject 3 has 16 tasks, with the most common failures occurring in light operations, overtaking and lane changing, and pulling over. The reasons for failure include unfamiliarity with light operations, incorrect gear shifting, and inability to find the right spot when pulling over.