What is the difference between the first and second sessions of Subject 2 driving test?
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The difference between the first and second sessions of the Subject 2 driving test is only the sequence in time, and everything else is the same. Candidates for the Subject 2 test are divided into multiple sessions, with a fixed number of people in each session and the same duration of 45 minutes. The first session, also known as the first batch of test-takers, enters the test site following the examiner's instructions; the second session, or the second batch, enters after the first session is completed. Additional information: 1. Review the process before the test: Before the test, go through the process in your mind, then review the test precautions and the difficulties of each project. During the test, follow the steps in order, which makes it less likely to forget operations due to nervousness. 2. Don't panic if the engine stalls: If the engine stalls during the test, don't panic, return the vehicle to neutral before restarting. When going uphill, pay attention to stepping on the brake, because stalling only deducts 10 points, but stalling again or the vehicle rolling back will result in an immediate failure. 3. Driving test is half skill and half mentality: The driving test also tests your mentality. Skills are relatively easy to master through long-term practice, while adjusting your mentality depends on the individual candidate. Practice steadily during usual training and build a solid foundation. During the test, maintain a normal mindset and perform as you would during training, and you will definitely pass the test smoothly.
