What does the B2 driver's license subject five test?
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The B2 driver's license subject five test covers: road traffic safety laws and regulations, safe and civilized driving, emergency handling knowledge, and a mandatory warning education session of no less than half an hour on traffic accident cases. The B2 subject five test is also known as the post-internship test. Holders of A and B class driver's licenses must take the post-internship test within 30 days after the internship period ends. A B2 license allows driving the vehicle types permitted by C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, and M licenses, specifically: 1. C1: small and mini passenger vehicles, light and mini cargo vehicles, light and mini special purpose vehicles; 2. C2: small and mini automatic transmission passenger vehicles, light and mini automatic transmission cargo vehicles; 3. C3: low-speed cargo vehicles; 4. C4: three-wheeled vehicles; 5. C5: small and mini automatic transmission passenger vehicles specially designed for disabled persons; 6. M: wheeled self-propelled machinery vehicles.
Speaking of the B2 driver's license subject five exam, I still remember taking it last year. The content mainly covers theoretical knowledge of safe driving, with multiple-choice and true/false questions on the computer. It includes road traffic safety laws and regulations, such as the consequences of drunk driving which can lead to license revocation or imprisonment, as well as speeding fine standards; the driving etiquette section tests how to courteously yield to pedestrians or non-motorized vehicles and avoid unnecessary honking; emergency handling involves what to do in case of a tire blowout—hold the steering wheel steady and brake gently; it also tests basic vehicle maintenance knowledge, such as regularly checking tire pressure; in terms of eco-driving, there are practical tips on how to reduce exhaust emissions, like smooth acceleration. The exam usually has over a hundred questions, not too difficult but very practical, helping you drive more safely and environmentally friendly. I think reviewing the question bank is key, as it covers all the knowledge points comprehensively.
