What are the tips for the parallel parking test in Subject 2?

[LilahLee]

Parallel parking tips are as follows: Start the car in low gear, and turn the steering wheel to the right when the driver aligns with the third reference point. When the car moves to the position where the front of the car is between the third and fourth reference points, quickly turn the steering wheel to the left to steer the front of the car toward the left side of the road. When the front of the car approaches the left edge of the road, quickly turn the steering wheel back and stop immediately. Shift the car into reverse gear and back up. When the rear of the car approaches the right edge of the parking space (garage), quickly turn the steering wheel to the left to the limit position. When both sides of the car body are parallel to the edge of the parking space (garage), quickly straighten the steering wheel and stop. Precautions: Maintain an upright sitting posture, as this is crucial for accurately judging each reference point; when entering the parking area, try to park as close to the right side of the road as possible, but do not touch the yellow right edge line to avoid backing too far and crossing the line. The full score for Subject 2 is 100 points, with evaluation criteria set for failing, deducting 20 points, deducting 10 points, and deducting 5 points. The test is passed if the following conditions are met: ① For applicants of large passenger vehicles, tractors, city buses, medium-sized passenger vehicles, and large trucks, a score of 90 or above is required; ② For other types of vehicles, a score of 80 or above is required.

[LaEli]

I took the parallel parking test in Subject 2 several times before realizing technique is crucial. First, control the speed – slow but not too slow to avoid stalling; use the clutch to maintain a walking pace. Second, find the right reference points: when reversing, turn the steering wheel quickly once the corner of the parking space aligns with the rear corner of your car in the right mirror, then straighten. Third, observe your surroundings frequently using mirrors to avoid crossing lines or hitting walls. Mentally, stay calm—take deep breaths before moving; simulate the test multiple times beforehand to familiarize yourself with the space and car feel. Safety is non-negotiable—adjust seats and mirrors optimally, and go slower in poor lighting. Practice often with poles to memorize every reference point, making the test effortless. Finally, bring candy for energy to stay sharp.

[OLuke]

The parallel parking test isn't actually difficult, the key is maintaining steady speed. Keep the vehicle moving at a constant pace without sudden acceleration or deceleration, as this makes steering adjustments easier. Turn the steering wheel decisively and accurately - when you see the entry point, rotate quickly without hesitation, then straighten promptly. Frequently check the left rearview mirror to confirm the car's position, ensuring you don't touch the boundary lines. Stay relaxed as if it's regular practice; nervousness increases mistakes. Practice mock tests regularly while paying attention to details each time. For safety, adjust mirror angles to eliminate blind spots, and don't compromise safety for speed during the test. Bring water to stay hydrated, but avoid excessive drinking to prevent bathroom breaks. Finally, remember to analyze mistakes and learn from them to pass smoothly.

[LaSebastian]

Maintain a steady speed and avoid sudden acceleration or deceleration. When reversing, align with the reference points and turn the steering wheel promptly when the corner of the garage is in sight. Stay calm, as nervousness can lead to mistakes. Frequently check your position using the rearview mirrors. Regular practice will help you master the techniques. Before the test, ensure the vehicle settings are safe. Take your time when reversing—there's no need to rush.

[StFernando]

For the Subject 2 parallel parking test, I believe the key to passing lies in mindset and basic skills. First, stabilize the vehicle speed by using a low gear for steady movement; when reversing, accurately identify the reference points, such as turning the steering wheel once the corner of the parking space appears in the rearview mirror. Mentally, don't fear failure—take deep breaths and relax your body. Pay attention to safety by adjusting the rearview mirrors and carefully monitoring the side distance. Practice multiple times before the test to familiarize yourself with the vehicle's response. Don't let nervousness affect your performance.