What are the different subjects for the driving test?
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Currently, there are four subjects for the driving test: Subject 1 - Basic Knowledge Test, Subject 2 - Driving Skills Test (also known as the small road test), Subject 3 - Road Driving Skills Test, and Subject 4 - Safety and Civilization Knowledge Test. Traffic safety regulations are becoming increasingly strict, and a driver's license is mandatory for driving on the road. Driving without a license will result in penalties. Obtaining a driver's license requires passing certain exams, which consist of four subjects. Subject 1: The test is conducted indoors via computer. Many mobile apps now provide test question banks, allowing learners to practice questions on their phones. During the exam, questions are randomly selected from the bank. The total score is 100, and the test duration is 45 minutes. Subject 2 - Driving Skills Test: For automatic transmission vehicles, it includes four items: reversing into a garage, parallel parking, curve driving, and straight-line driving. Manual transmission vehicles have an additional item: starting on a slope. Subject 3 - Road Driving Skills Test: This includes 12 items, specifically nighttime light simulation, gear shifting, crossing intersections, left turns, right turns, crossing pedestrian crossings, straight-line driving, U-turns, passing near schools, and roadside parking. Subject 4 - Safety and Civilization Knowledge Test: This assesses driving ethics. Similarly, it is conducted indoors, with the main content being knowledge of safe and civilized driving.
