What are the rules for Subject 2 driving test?
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Subject 2 driving test rules are as follows: Reversing into a garage: Failure to follow the prescribed route, vehicle body crossing the line, failure to enter the garage, or stopping midway will result in failure. Slope fixed-point parking and starting: The vehicle must be parked accurately and started smoothly without rolling backward, and the starting time must not exceed 30 seconds. Parallel parking: After parking the vehicle on the right side in front of the garage, reverse into the garage in one go without stopping midway, and the wheels must not touch or cross the lane boundary or garage boundary. Right-angle turn: Drive the vehicle along the prescribed route, turning right or left at a right angle in one go without stopping midway, and the wheels must not touch the lane boundary. Curve driving: Drive the vehicle into the curve from one end and exit from the other end. Steering and speed must be steady during the drive, without stopping midway, and the wheels must not touch the lane boundary.
Just passed the subject 2 driving test last week and finally figured out the tricks. The test consists of five items: reverse parking, parallel parking, hill start, right-angle turn, and curve driving. Before the test, scan your ID in the waiting area and wait for your name to be called before entering the test vehicle. Once in the car, don't rush to start - first adjust the seat and mirrors, fasten the seatbelt, and test the clutch depth with a couple of presses. The biggest fear in reverse parking is crossing lines, so turning the steering wheel quickly and accurately is key; hill starts are most prone to stalling, so maintain clutch control and release slowly. Each item has electronic proctoring - crossing lines directly deducts 100 points. The most frustrating rule is that stopping for more than 2 seconds during any item means instant failure! Remember to drive the car back to the starting point after completing the test, engage the handbrake, and then exit the vehicle.
