What are the steps for holding the steering wheel in Subject 2?

[HazelLee]

Steps for holding the steering wheel in Subject 2: Place both hands symmetrically on either side of the steering wheel at the 9 o'clock and 3 o'clock positions, with the thumbs naturally resting on the inner rim of the steering wheel. The advantage of the 9 and 3 o'clock grip is its parallel symmetry, which provides significant protection for safe driving. In emergency avoidance situations, this grip allows for large steering movements in either direction. Subject 2 consists of five test items: starting on a slope and stopping at a designated point, parallel parking, curve driving, right-angle turns, reversing into a garage, and parallel parking. Common point deductions in Subject 2: not wearing a seatbelt (100 points deducted), not closing the car door properly (100 points deducted), not using the turn signal when starting on a slope (10 points deducted), not using the turn signal when exiting parallel parking (10 points deducted), and stalling the engine once (10 points deducted).