How to Adjust the Seat for Subject 2 Driving Test?
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You should lean your hips as far back as possible, ideally pressing against the gap between the seat cushion and the backrest. This will help you sit more stably without wobbling. Adjust the seat height according to your stature. The correct seat height should be set so that the driver's view is neither blocked by the steering wheel nor obstructed from clearly seeing all important instruments and the surroundings of the vehicle. Additional relevant information is as follows: 1. Front and rear distance of the seat: Judge by the position of your hands and feet. 2. Hands: They should rest naturally on the steering wheel, with the wrists positioned right above the wheel. 3. Feet: The front part of both feet should rest on the clutch and brake pedals, with the knees slightly bent. When fully pressed down, the back of the legs should not be completely straight. Sitting too far away may result in slower reaction times due to fully extended legs.