Does talking to oneself during Subject 2 count as cheating?

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Whether the Subject 2 exam result is pass or fail is determined by voice prompts, and there is no explicit rule prohibiting talking to oneself. During the Subject 2 exam, the candidate is usually alone in the vehicle and generally does not speak. Whether it constitutes cheating depends on the surveillance footage from the examination site. Surveillance: During the exam, there are personnel specifically monitoring the footage to prevent cheating. Additionally, the results of the Subject 2 exam are announced immediately after completion and require the candidate's confirmation. If any fraudulent behavior is detected through surveillance, the examiner will directly invalidate the candidate's results. Precautions: Before the exam, the safety officer usually states, "Talking is not allowed during the exam; follow voice instructions throughout." This is to avoid any suspicion of cheating by the system. In general, speaking may not necessarily lead to disqualification, but it does not guarantee a 100% pass rate either, as driving safety should always be the priority.