What are the tips for the automatic transmission subject 2 driving test?
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Here are the tips for the automatic transmission subject 2 driving test: 1. Parallel parking: Control the braking force well, because the car cannot come to a complete stop during the reversing process. Some places have now changed their policies to allow a temporary stop of no more than 2 seconds, but it still depends on the local test rules. Try to avoid stopping if possible. 2. Reversing into a garage: The key points are similar to parallel parking above, with no special precautions needed. 3. Curve driving: This is very simple for automatic transmission models. Just release the brake and let the car move forward automatically. As long as you control the direction well and don't cross the boundary line, you can pass.
As a student who just passed the automatic transmission Subject 2, I think the key lies in familiarizing yourself with the test items and adjusting your mindset. First, before getting in the car, be sure to adjust the seat and rearview mirrors to ensure you can see all the reference points, otherwise, you might miss the reference lines during reversing. Reversing into the garage was my biggest concern, and the trick is to accurately find the points taught by the instructor, such as aligning the lower edge of the rearview mirror with the line before turning the steering wheel, and doing it slowly without rushing. During parallel parking, keep an eye on both side mirrors and quickly straighten the wheel after turning it one and a half times. For the right-angle turn, slow down in advance and control the distance between the car body and the edge line to avoid getting too close. Maintain a steady speed during the curve driving without releasing the brake, and drive straight forward smoothly. Practice more on real-road simulations during training, take deep breaths to stay calm during the test, listen carefully to the examiner's instructions without rushing to answer, and remember these details overall to pass smoothly.
