What are the precautions for clocking in study hours for Subject 2?

[Adriel]

For Subject 2, clock in on-site: punch the card once before class and once after class. Study time: You can study for up to four credit hours per day for the motor vehicle driver's license. After exceeding four credit hours, you may continue studying or practicing with the vehicle, but the extra hours will not be accumulated. Each subject of the motor vehicle driver's license requires the completion of credit hours before taking the exam. You can calculate the time yourself based on the credit hours, with a maximum of four credit hours per day. Recording of Subject 2 credit hours: Each credit hour is 60 minutes, with effective teaching time not less than 45 minutes. Additionally, each student's daily classroom study time and actual operation time must not exceed 4 hours. Any excess time will not be recorded by the system.

[SanMorgan]

When it comes to precautions for Subject 2 (driving test), I personally believe that it's crucial to operate at a slow speed during the initial learning phase, as driving too fast can easily lead to crossing lines or hitting poles. When practicing reverse parking, turn the steering wheel quickly but keep the accelerator steady—avoid slamming the brakes. I’ve made mistakes multiple times by forgetting reference points, such as observing the corner line position in the rearview mirror. It’s advisable to mentally review the steps before each practice session. Don’t just rely on rote memorization—hands-on practice is key. Even just half an hour daily can lead to progress, even with limited parking spaces. Nervousness during the test is common, so simulating the test environment beforehand can help ease pressure. Additionally, don’t forget to adjust the seat and rearview mirrors properly, as incorrect angles can affect judgment. Remember, patience and repetition are the keys to passing—avoid rushing for quick results.