How to Identify Reference Points on the Hood for Subject 2 Driving Test?

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Subject 2 hood reference points include the top vertex of the hood, the one-third point of the hood, the midpoint of the hood, the right one-third point of the hood, and the right vertex of the hood. Below are some key explanations for Subject 2: 1. Lower edge of the rearview mirror: Primarily used to determine parking positions. For example, during reverse parking, when the front yellow line of the parking space aligns with the lower edge of the rearview mirror, the student should brake to stop; continuing to reverse further would risk crossing the line. 2. Student's shoulder: In right-angle turns, if it's a right turn, the student must immediately turn the steering wheel fully to the right when their shoulder aligns with the right corner line. 3. Rear wheels on both sides of the vehicle: Helps students gauge whether the parking position is appropriate during reverse parking.