How to Drive Straight and Reverse in Subject 2?
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There is no content about driving straight forward and backward in the driving test Subject 2, but combined with other driving skills, here is the relevant information: Practice: Persistent practice is essential to master the skills. During practice, summarize and think more, and apply these to practice to make significant progress. Generally, use 1st gear for moving forward and reverse gear for backing up. Control the throttle, clutch, and brake properly. Skills: When shifting gears, do not remove your left hand from the steering wheel, and ensure it does not move to the gear lever first. Maintaining straight driving relies heavily on the stability of the steering wheel. Whether switching from forward to reverse or vice versa, always observe the surrounding conditions.
When I was taking the driving test for Subject 2, keeping the car straight wasn't actually difficult to control. The key was to focus my eyes on a distant point on the road, like the horizon or a faraway target, which naturally helped maintain straight direction. I just needed to lightly hold the steering wheel without applying too much force, otherwise it would easily wobble. The reversing part required more patience, especially when parallel parking. My instructor advised me to frequently check the distance between the car body and the lines through the rearview mirrors, moving at an extremely slow speed and avoiding sudden brakes. Initially, I often made mistakes with misaligned directions, but after practicing repeatedly, I gradually got the hang of it. Looking back now, that period of training at the driving range really tested my patience and was perfect for beginners to build confidence through this method.
