What Do You Learn at the Beginning of Subject 2?
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Subject 2 mainly involves learning reverse parking into a garage, hill start and stop, parallel parking, curve driving, and right-angle turns. Reverse parking into a garage involves the following steps: first, enter the garage from the right side, then exit from the left, reverse back into the garage, and finally drive out to the right side of position 4 to complete the sequence. During the test, the vehicle must not cross the boundary lines, stop midway, or take more than 4 minutes to complete the maneuver; otherwise, points will be deducted. Hill start and stop: The test requires the driver to bring the vehicle to a smooth stop before the designated stopping line on the slope. When stopping, ensure the vehicle is parallel to the solid line and within 30 cm. During the hill start, coordinate the clutch, accelerator, and handbrake carefully. Gradually increase the throttle while slowly releasing the clutch and handbrake. Releasing the handbrake too slowly or applying insufficient throttle may cause the engine to stall, while releasing it too quickly may lead to rolling back. Practice is essential to achieve a smooth start. Both stopping and starting on the slope require proper use of turn signals as per regulations. Parallel parking: The test requires the driver to correctly park the vehicle in a roadside garage on the right side. Throughout the maneuver, monitor the mirrors and activate the left turn signal before reversing. Curve driving: To develop the ability to steer and control the vehicle through curves, Subject 2 requires the driver to navigate two consecutive curves in one go. During the maneuver, use turn signals, check mirrors, and aim for a wide arc, paying special attention to the inner wheel difference to avoid touching the road edge lines. Right-angle turns: To develop the ability to steer accurately and judge the inner and outer wheel differences during sharp turns, Subject 2 requires the driver to navigate a right-angle turn in one smooth motion. Activate the turn signal, stay toward the outer side, and ensure the wheels do not touch the road edge lines or protruding points.
