How is the vehicle body crossing the line determined in Subject 2 test?
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Before the vehicle enters the right-angle turn, it should drive close to the right side, maintaining a distance of about 0.1 meters between the right wheels and the right edge of the road. When entering the "S" curve, the vehicle should enter the curve from the right side of the road and maintain a uniform low speed. During parallel parking, maintaining an upright sitting posture is crucial for accurately judging various reference points. Turn on the right turn signal, steer the wheel appropriately to the right, and drive slowly along the right side of the road, paying attention to the distance between the vehicle body and the right edge line.
The criterion for determining if the vehicle body crosses the line in Subject 2 of the driving test is very clear. As long as any wheel of the test vehicle touches the ground markings or the projection of the wheel in the air crosses the line, it is considered a violation. Specifically, in different test items: for example, during reverse parking, if the rear of the car sweeps the line while reversing, or after entering the parking space, the left or right side of the car body presses against the yellow boundary line of the parking space; during parallel parking, if the front wheels run over the extended line of the parking corner when exiting; during curve driving, if the rearview mirror shows the tires are close to the yellow line but the steering wheel hasn't been turned yet; after a right-angle turn, if the rear wheel presses against the right-angle line; or on the slope, if the front bumper exceeds the stopping line range. These violations are directly scored by the invigilation system through sensors. The key to avoiding body line crossing is wheel positioning. It's best to develop the habit of checking the distance between the tires and the boundary line via the rearview mirror during practice, rather than just focusing on the front hood of the car. Even if the front of the car doesn't cross the line but the wheels do, points will still be deducted—this detail can be quite tricky.
