What are the 2021 Subject 2 Penalty Standards?

[DeBenjamin]

2021 Subject 2 Penalty Standards are as follows: Not wearing a seatbelt: Deduct 100 points. Not closing the car door: Deduct 100 points. Not turning on the turn signal: Failure to use the turn signal or using it for less than 3 seconds when starting, turning, changing lanes, overtaking, or parking will result in a deduction of 10 points (using the turn signal for less than 3 seconds is often a common reason for point deductions). Not turning on the right turn signal when reversing: Deduct 10 points (an additional penalty item; previously, only the left turn signal was required when parking, and this is also the item most likely to cause point deductions). Failure to stop at the designated point: Deduct 100 points. After the vehicle stops, the front bumper does not reach the control line: Deduct 100 points. When the vehicle runs over the curb during driving: Deduct 100 points. Starting time exceeds 30 seconds: Deduct 100 points. Stopping midway: Deduct 100 points.

[DeRyan]

I took the Subject 2 test last year, and the 2021 scoring criteria left a deep impression on me. During parallel parking, touching the boundary line deducts 10 points, and parking too far from the curb also deducts 10 points. For reversing into the garage, crossing the line results in an immediate 100-point deduction, making it very strict. On the slope fixed-point parking, a deviation exceeding 30 cm deducts 10 points, and stalling once deducts 10 points—you need to keep the clutch control steady. Failing to turn the wheel back in time during a right-angle turn deducts 10 points, and stopping midway deducts 5 points. The total score is 100 points, and exceeding 30 points deducted means failing. On my first attempt, I was too nervous and stalled twice, nearly failing. I recommend practicing mock tests more to familiarize yourself with the venue and reduce mistakes. In real driving, this helps develop spatial awareness.

[MilaRose]

From years of driving experience, the key scoring criteria for Subject 2 lies in safety. The 2021 regulations stipulate that touching the line during parallel parking deducts 10 points, ensuring beginners learn precision. Running over lines during reverse parking results in immediate failure, eliminating carelessness. Parking deviations exceeding 30cm on slopes deduct 10 points, as do stalling or rolling back, preventing road stalling accidents. Failing to signal during right-angle turns may deduct 10 points. In daily practice, touching lines easily causes scratches, making these standards reasonable. I often remind beginners to practice more - the detailed scoring system requires patience, as accumulated minor mistakes can easily lead to failure.

[DelHarley]

I have taught driving school courses. In 2021, the key deduction points for Subject 2 can be summarized as follows: Failing the reverse parking if the wheels cross the line; Deducting 10 points for incorrect positioning or exceeding the time limit in parallel parking; Deducting 10 points each for stopping too far from the designated point, rolling back, or stalling on the slope start; Deducting 10 points for stopping midway or not straightening the wheels in the right-angle turn. The total score is 100, with a passing mark of 70. Failing occurs if more than 30 points are deducted. Common mistakes include stalling on the slope or inaccurate stopping at the designated point. It is recommended that students control their speed carefully, practice more in simulated test environments, and reduce unexpected errors to avoid point deductions.

[DeAriel]

As a parent, I checked the 2021 Subject 2 standards regarding my child's driving test: Line-crossing errors directly deduct 10 points or result in failure, such as fully deducting points for crossing lines during reverse parking. Stalling deducts 10 points, emphasizing the importance of a smooth start. Deviations in slope parking deduct 10 points, reinforcing spatial awareness. Failing the test occurs if total deductions exceed 30 points. Safe driving starts are crucial, so I encourage my child to practice more on driving school simulators to avoid mistakes on the road by paying attention to deduction details.

[FaithLee]

Bro, I got the 2021 Subject 2 scoring rules down: touch the line and you're done, especially zero tolerance for crossing lines in reverse parking. A crooked position in parallel parking costs 10 points, and taking too long also deducts points. Stalling or incorrect stopping on the slope costs 10 points—I kept stalling back then, super nervous. Wrong stops in right-angle turns deduct heavily. Fail if total deductions exceed 30 out of 100, pass with 70. Practice makes perfect—familiarity breeds confidence. These standards teach us to drive steadily.