What are the rules for clocking in for Subject 2?
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Subject 2 study hours are divided into theoretical hours and practical operation hours. According to the "Motor Vehicle Driver Training Teaching and Examination Outline," for the commonly tested C1 and C2 driver's licenses, Subject 2 requires a total of 16 and 14 hours of clocking in, respectively. The following are precautions for novice drivers: 1. Adaptability: Adaptability depends not only on the sensitivity of reflex nerves but also on the ability to concentrate while driving. In addition to controlling the vehicle well in various environments, it is also necessary to avoid chatting or answering phone calls while driving to ensure safe driving. Once encountering a problem, do not panic; stay calm and recall the knowledge learned to handle the situation calmly. 2. Understand traffic regulations: "Traffic regulations" refer to the currently implemented traffic management laws and regulations in China. Understanding traffic regulations is a prerequisite and essential part of learning to drive. Through driving school training, individuals can gain an understanding of traffic laws, recognize traffic signs, know how to use turn signals, control speed, etc. Only after passing the Subject 1 exam can one have "close contact" with the car. 3. Passing intersections: This step is one of the contents of the Subject 3 exam. Through driving school training, one learns to slow down and observe at intersections, then analyze and judge whether to pass when there are traffic lights, when to pass when there are no traffic lights, and how to pass the intersection. This is very important for daily driving.
