What are the reasons for failing Subject 2?

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EmeryFitz
07/29/25 12:07pm
There are many reasons for failing the Subject 2 test, such as poor driving skills, unsuitable test vehicles, inappropriate testing grounds, etc. In fact, the real reason for "failing" in the Subject 2 test is insufficient technical practice, and most importantly, mindset issues. There are various reasons for failing Subject 2: carelessness—many people always want to finish quickly, end up rushing through the process, and often forget to turn on lights, fasten seat belts, etc.; driving too fast—since many students are beginners, they simply can't react in time when driving too fast. Nervousness—so relax to perform normally, and practicing in a different location can help; unfamiliarity with the testing ground—since there are definitely some differences between the training ground and the testing ground, you should be aware of these differences while practicing.
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