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What are the dimensions of the Subject 2 test site?

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MacLucia
07/28/25 1:31pm
The specific dimensions for each test item are as follows: Reverse Parking: Garage Width (W): Vehicle width (excluding rearview mirrors, same below) plus 0.6m; W=170.6+60=230.6 cm. Garage Length (L): Vehicle length plus 0.7m; L=447.3+70=517.3 cm. Lane Width (S): 1.5 times the vehicle length; S=447.3×1.5=670.95 cm. Distance from Garage to Control Line (h): 1.5 times the vehicle length; h=447.3×1.5=670.95 cm.
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McTaylor
08/11/25 6:08pm
I was so nervous when taking the driving test Subject 2. The test area wasn't too large, but the layout was crucial. The parking space for reverse parking is generally about 2.5 meters wide and approximately 5.3 meters long; the parallel parking space measures 5.25 meters in length and 2.25 meters in width; the slope for hill start is 15 to 20 meters long with a gradient of 10% to 15%; the curve driving section is about 3.5 meters wide. During my first attempt, I failed because I misjudged the distance and crossed the line while reversing into the garage. Later, my instructor taught me to practice using sticks as markers to familiarize myself with the dimensions before passing. Remembering the measurements of each position can save you from detours, and it's best to walk around and measure the actual site before the test.
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Dennis
09/29/25 2:01am
Having assisted at the driving school for many years, I can confirm that the dimensions for Subject 2 test areas are strictly regulated. The parking space for reverse parking is typically 2.5 meters in width and 5.3 meters in length; the parallel parking space measures 5.25 meters in length and 2.25 meters in width; the slope section is controlled between 15 to 20 meters in length with a gradient of 10%-15%; the entire test area is rectangular, approximately 70 meters by 100 meters in size. Common issues include trainees misjudging the 3.5-meter-wide curved path during the curve driving test, leading to crossing the line. It's advisable to use a tape measure during practice to help memorize the dimensions and not overlook small details, which can boost confidence and prevent panic during the test.
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Emilio
11/12/25 3:56am
A driving instructor for Subject 2 will tell you the standard dimensions of the test area: the parallel parking space is about 2.5 meters wide and 5 meters long; the perpendicular parking space is 2.25 meters wide and over 5 meters long; the slope is around 15 meters with a gentle incline; the curve road is approximately 3.5 meters wide. Pay attention to these dimensions during practice, such as placing tape markers on the car to avoid mistakes during the test. Remember, these dimensions test your spatial awareness, and familiarity is key.
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