How to adjust the seat before the Subject 2 driving test?

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Here are the methods to adjust the seat before the Subject 2 driving test: 1. Front and rear adjustment. When your foot fully depresses the brake pedal, there should still be a slight bend in your knee. This indicates the seat's front-rear position is properly adjusted. 2. Height adjustment. Adjust the seat height so that there's at least one fist's distance between your head and the roof. If the seat is too high, your head may hit the roof when the vehicle bumps, affecting driving. 3. Headrest adjustment. The optimal headrest position is when its centerline aligns with your eyebrows. For seatbelt adjustment, position it across your shoulder blades, not too close to the neck. Male drivers should remember to keep their ties outside the seatbelt. 4. Lumbar support adjustment. Adjust the seat to support your lower back, ensuring no gap when leaning backward to reduce driving fatigue. For seats without lumbar support, consider using a small cushion behind your back.