How to align reference points for Subject 2 driving test?
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For aligning reference points in Subject 2, you can observe the engine hood, lower edge of rearview mirrors, student's shoulder, parking control line, and rear wheels. Engine hood: The reference points on the hood help students judge the distance between the vehicle body and roadside line. During slope parking, you need to fully utilize the 1/3 position of the hood. When the sideline aligns with the left or right 1/3 of the hood, both sides of the vehicle will be exactly 30cm from the sideline. Lower edge of rearview mirrors: The lower edge of rearview mirrors is generally used to locate parking positions, commonly seen in reverse parking. When reversing into the parking space, observe when the lower edge of the mirror aligns with the yellow line in front of the parking space to determine the parking timing. Student's shoulder: After proper seat adjustment, the student's shoulder becomes a good reference point. During right-angle turns, for a left turn, when the student's left shoulder aligns with the corner point, quickly turn the steering wheel fully left to complete the turn. Parking control line: For reverse parking, parallel parking, and slope parking, students must stop the test vehicle exactly on the parking line as required. Taking slope parking as an example, when the wiper aligns with the parking pole, the front of the vehicle should be exactly within the parking control line. Rear wheels: During reverse parking, observe both rear wheels to determine if the parking position is appropriate. For right-side parking, when the distance between the right rear wheel and parking corner appears to be 30cm in the right mirror, the parking position is correct. If the distance is too close or too far, there's risk of crossing the line, requiring immediate correction.
