What is the purpose of Subject 2 simulation training?
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Subject 2 simulation is designed to mimic the formal Subject 2 driving test, aiming to improve the pass rate. The simulation covers the same test items as the actual exam, serving as a practice test. Below are some key points to note for the Subject 2 test: 1. Reverse parking into a garage: (1) Ensure accurate alignment with reference points and lines, and monitor the distance between the vehicle body and the line via the rearview mirror to prevent the body from crossing the line. (2) Do not stop the vehicle until it is completely inside the garage; pay attention to clutch control to avoid stopping midway or incomplete parking. 2. Parallel parking: (1) Maintain proper distance from the garage when aligning the vehicle, avoiding crossing the line, and be cautious not to run over the garage corner when exiting. (2) Remember to use the turn signal when exiting the garage.
Subject 2 simulation training is designed to familiarize you with the practical driving test items, such as reversing into a garage and parallel parking, using simulation equipment before formal on-car practice. Having personally coached many learners, I find this training incredibly useful: it allows trainees to repeatedly practice key maneuvers in a risk-free environment, like operating the steering wheel and brakes on a computer or specialized machine, gaining experience before driving a real car, which reduces nervousness. The benefits are numerous—it saves time and fuel costs, prevents vehicle wear and tear; additionally, instructors can monitor your mistakes on screen and provide immediate corrective guidance, significantly boosting the pass rate. This tool addresses the psychological challenges faced by beginners, reducing panic during the test and playing a crucial role in cultivating safe driving habits. In short, it's an efficient learning tool that helps more people pass Subject 2 on their first attempt.
