How many days are generally required for Subject 2 driving practice?
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Subject 2 generally requires 12-22 days of practice. Below are some important notes regarding the Subject 2 test: Complete the test according to the rules: Each test item in the examination area is monitored by GPS positioning. The control line (yellow dotted line) of each item represents the test area for that item. Once the front of the vehicle crosses the control line, it means the test for that item has begun, and the test must be completed according to the rules of that item. Correct mistakes immediately: When an operational error is discovered, it should be corrected promptly to ensure accuracy and reduce the chance of point deductions. For example, one student successfully parked in the parallel parking test but forgot to shift to the forward gear when exiting, causing the car to move slightly before realizing the gear was not engaged.
As a beginner learning to drive, I remember being particularly nervous during the subject two (parking) training. I went to the driving school to practice for one or two hours every day, and it took me about seven or eight days to feel somewhat confident. At first, I kept crossing the line when reversing into the parking space, feeling all flustered. Later, the instructor taught me to rely more on the rearview mirrors, and gradually I got the hang of it. Generally speaking, beginners like us need at least 5 to 10 days of consistent daily practice to solidify the skills and reduce mistakes during the test. The driving instructors always say it's best not to practice for less than a week—if the time is too short, maneuvers like right-angle turns can easily trip you up. If it rains or the training ground is busy, the required practice days may increase. In short, spending more time to build a solid foundation will make learning the road test much smoother later. I think patience is key—don’t rush the test; safety comes first.
