How to Find Reference Points in Subject 2 Exam?
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In the Subject 2 exam, you cannot rely on reference points. You need to practice more in daily life to improve your driving skills and gain more driving experience. Related information: 1. Introduction to Subject 2: The Subject 2 test consists of 5 items (9 items in some cities), which are right-angle turns, parallel parking, reversing into a garage, parking on a slope, and curve driving. 2. Scoring criteria for Subject 2: If the wheels touch the road edge line, it will be judged as failure. Not using or incorrectly using the turn signal when turning, or not turning off the turn signal after turning, will deduct 10 points. Stopping for more than 2 seconds during the test will deduct 5 points each time.
When finding reference points at the Subject 2 test site, my experience is to spend more time adapting to the practice area. The key is to familiarize yourself with the movement of the car body and the position of markers. For example, in the reverse parking project, just align the lower edge of the left rearview mirror with the pole; during parallel parking, remember the moment when the front bumper is parallel to the white line on the ground. Don’t rush to take the test—before the exam, be sure to run through the mock test site a few times, and bringing a friend to give pointers makes progress easier. In fact, this is not just a technical task; it also tests your mentality—each time I tell myself, 'Slow is fast,' controlling the speed at a snail’s pace reduces errors. After practicing a few more times, muscle memory naturally builds up, and finding reference points becomes as easy as taking something from a bag.
