What is the mnemonic rhyme for the B2 subject 2 driving test?
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During driving practice, there are some mnemonic rhymes. Here are the detailed explanations: Reverse parking: First reverse to the right, turn the wheel fully right and wait to enter the parking space; straighten the wheel after entering and make slight adjustments, half a turn is enough; turn left fully when exiting, keep it steady and shift to reverse gear; return along the original path to park straight, then exit to the right to complete. Parallel parking: Stop steadily for parallel parking, shift to reverse gear, turn the wheel fully right at the right point; straighten the wheel when seeing the corner of the parking space, after the rear wheel enters the space in the left mirror; turn the wheel fully left until parallel, turn on the signal light and exit while straightening the wheel. Curve driving: Be careful when driving through curves, adjust frequently with about one turn; turn the wheel slightly late to ensure the rear of the car doesn't cross the line.
For the B2 Subject 2 driving test, I've summarized a few key rhymes: Reverse parking should be slow and steady, steering must be precise and swift; For hill parking, find the marking line, start with the clutch at half engagement, release the brake when the car shakes slightly; For parallel parking, watch the corner of the bay, the timing of turning back the wheel is crucial; For the single-plank bridge, align the wheels correctly, keep the steering steady and don't waver; For curve driving, control the speed, let the front of the car follow the edge line; For right-angle turns, approach early, turn the wheel fully when the door handle is parallel; For the width-restricted gate, use second gear, aim for the center without hesitation. The key is to practice clutch control and positioning well, stay calm during the test, take deep breaths and operate slowly to pass.
