How Long Does Subject 2 Require to Learn?
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Different regulations may require varying hours of study, typically around 11 hours. Here is relevant information about Subject 2: 1. Key Points: Adjust the seat and rearview mirror to your preferred position, fasten the seat belt. Control the vehicle speed (mainly by adjusting the clutch pedal height, and slightly pressing the brake if necessary, but avoid stopping completely). The principle is 'slow speed, quick steering.' You can stop and wait between test sections, but once entering the test area, stopping midway during operation is not allowed. Listen carefully to voice prompts and wait for the computer to confirm your operation (about 3 seconds) before proceeding to the next step—do not rush. Avoid incorrect steering. 'Look at the front when moving forward, look at the rear when reversing, steer toward the direction you want'—steering while stationary is not recommended (though not penalized); it's better to stop with the wheels and steering aligned. 2. Main Content: Reverse parking into a garage requires finding the right reference points, reversing in from one side, driving out, and reversing in from the other side. Parallel parking requires the examinee to drive the car sideways into the parking space and engage/disengage the handbrake. Driving on a curved path is the simplest part; follow the instructor's guidance to find reference points and trace the curb with the front of the car. For a sharp turn, observe the reference point and turn the steering wheel sharply. Stopping and starting on an uphill slope requires precise stopping position—inaccurate positioning will result in points deduction. When starting, find the half-clutch point carefully to avoid stalling, and remember to engage/disengage the handbrake.
