How Long Does It Take to Practice for Subject 2?

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According to regulations, for C1 and C2 driver's license training, the theoretical study time for Subject 2 must reach 2 hours, and the practical training time must reach 22 hours before taking the exam. However, these are only mandatory standards and do not represent the actual learning time. Driving schools submit the exam list based on the specific learning progress of each student. Therefore, the actual learning time is not fixed. Most people who complete the mandatory study hours can generally pass the exam without major issues. Below is relevant information about Subject 2: 1. Familiarize with the vehicle: After passing the theoretical exam in Subject 1 and acquiring basic driving knowledge, you need to get familiar with various functions of the vehicle, including control switches for lights, wipers, etc., the use of accelerator, brake, and clutch pedals, as well as gear shifting. 2. Adjustments and operations: Adjust the seat, steering wheel, and rearview mirrors, and learn how to steer. Driving schools usually provide a steering wheel simulator for practice. Gear shifting must be done in the vehicle, and the clutch must be fully depressed to shift gears. 3. Hill start and stop: When going uphill, align the right 1/3 of the front hood with the road edge line (keeping the car body about 30 cm from the edge). Stop when the lower edge of the left rearview mirror aligns with the second thick yellow line. When starting, release the clutch to the "half-clutch" state, then slowly release the brake to move forward. 4. Parallel parking: Technique: Keep the car body about 30 cm from the edge line. If the distance is greater than 30 cm during reversing, turn the steering wheel fully earlier to avoid the rear of the car crossing the line and losing points. If the distance is less than 30 cm, delay turning the steering wheel fully to prevent the wheels from pressing the line. 5. Right-angle turn: Technique: Stay close to the right side when entering the turn area. When the left rearview mirror aligns with the corner, turn the steering wheel fully to the left, then straighten the car after the turn. 6. Curve driving: Technique: Straighten the car before entering the curve. When the front hood approaches the edge line, start steering to follow the curve. Control the speed by lightly pressing the brake or clutch to avoid missing the turn. 7. Reverse parking: Technique: It's better to steer earlier than later. Since reverse parking must be completed in one go, steer slightly in advance and adjust as needed. If you steer too late, even fully turning the wheel may not help correct the position.