Is it allowed for the rearview mirror to touch the line in Subject 2?
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In the Subject 2 test, the rearview mirror must not touch the line. Adjusting the rearview mirrors properly is crucial during both the learning and examination phases of Subject 2. Adjust the mirrors so that the top edge just allows you to see the rear door handle. This adjustment is particularly helpful for the side parking, reverse parking, and hill-start tests. Left rearview mirror: For vertical positioning, the ground should occupy the center of the mirror. For horizontal positioning, ensure that the lowest point of the rear wheel touching the ground is visible, while keeping the car body within one-quarter of the mirror's surface. Right rearview mirror: For vertical positioning, the ground should occupy two-thirds of the mirror's surface, allowing visibility of the rear wheel's fender (the curved, eyebrow-like part above the wheel). For horizontal positioning, keep the car body within one-quarter of the mirror's surface. Left rearview mirror: For vertical positioning, the ground should occupy the center of the mirror. For horizontal positioning, ensure that the lowest point of the rear wheel touching the ground is visible, while keeping the car body within one-quarter of the mirror's surface. Right rearview mirror: For vertical positioning, the ground should occupy two-thirds of the mirror's surface, allowing visibility of the rear wheel's fender (the curved, eyebrow-like part above the wheel). For horizontal positioning, keep the car body within one-quarter of the mirror's surface. During the learning and examination phases of Subject 2, in addition to adjusting the rearview mirrors, it is also essential to adjust the seat of the examination vehicle. Only by securing a fixed perspective can you accurately identify reference points during the subsequent test.