How should beginners start practicing for Subject 2 of the driving test?

[AdalineAnn]

Starting is key. When starting, it's important to control the speed properly. At the beginning, go slowly to ensure a smooth start. Here are some relevant tips: 1. Spend time practicing the basics: In Subject 2, the most important thing is to make the car move forward smoothly without stalling. This is fundamental before moving on to skills like parking by reference points, making right-angle turns, and driving on slopes. Practicing straight-line driving is crucial. At the very least, you need to understand the clutch's engagement point and coordinate your foot perfectly with the clutch. Additionally, mastering steering direction and adjustments is essential. In Subject 2, only after you can control the clutch well and learn to steer properly can you move on to more advanced practices. 2. Focused practice: For every student, there is a full three years from enrollment to obtaining the license. However, this doesn't mean you can learn to drive intermittently during these three years, "working by fits and starts." For example, if you just practiced straight-line driving and got a feel for the clutch today, and then wait one or two months before practicing reverse parking.