What is the maximum interval between Subject 2 and Subject 3?
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Generally, there is an interval of about 10-20 days between Subject 2 and Subject 3. Here are some precautions for practicing Subject 2: 1. Clutch: When shifting gears, the clutch must be fully depressed; when starting, you must find the semi-engaged position of the clutch before releasing the brake; during the test, do not keep the clutch depressed, but slightly release and press it repeatedly; when turning or on a slope, slightly release the clutch; when going downhill, press the clutch a bit tighter. 2. Brake: When starting, release the clutch first, then the brake; when stopping, press the clutch fully first, then the brake to prevent stalling. In some regions, the slope parking test in Subject 2 requires not only pressing the foot brake but also pulling the handbrake to prevent the vehicle from rolling backward; during the test, if the handbrake is pulled, it must be released when starting, otherwise the vehicle will stall immediately. 3. Steering wheel: Always keep both hands at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions on the steering wheel; when turning the wheel, match the speed of the vehicle—faster speed requires faster steering, while slower speed requires slower and steadier steering. During the Subject 2 test, besides timing the steering correctly, you should also learn to anticipate and make appropriate steering adjustments.
