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What is the sequence of the B2 Subject 2 driving test?

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BrantleyFitz
07/30/25 1:30am
Hill start and stop, parallel parking, driving on uneven roads, passing through continuous obstacles, crossing a single-plank bridge, curve driving, right-angle turns, passing through a width-restricted gate, stake test, narrow road U-turn, simulated highway driving, simulated emergency handling, continuous sharp turns on mountainous roads, simulated emergency handling, simulated tunnel driving, and driving in rainy and foggy conditions. These are the 16 items of the B2 driver's license Subject 2 test. Below is the detailed sequence of the B2 Subject 2 test items: Hill start and stop: According to the voice prompt, drive the vehicle to the designated spot on the slope and stop. The right tire of the vehicle should not exceed 30 cm from the edge line and should not press on the edge line. The front of the vehicle should be within the yellow line. After 3 seconds, continue the test, and then listen for the "ding-dong" voice prompt indicating the test is passed. Parallel parking: Drive the vehicle in front of the parking space, follow the prompts to take the test, reverse the vehicle into the space, wait for five seconds, and proceed to the next step according to the voice prompt. Driving on uneven roads: First drive in low gear, then start the test according to the voice prompt, and proceed to the next item. Passing through continuous obstacles: According to the voice prompt, drive the vehicle over the obstacles, then proceed to the next item based on the prompt. Crossing a single-plank bridge: According to the voice prompt, take the bridge crossing test. Once completed, proceed to the next item. Curve driving: Start the test according to the voice prompt, drive the vehicle to complete the test, and then move to the next item. Right-angle turns: According to the voice prompt, drive the vehicle while controlling the direction well to complete the test. Passing through a width-restricted gate: Pass through a gate with restricted width. Learn to judge the distance between the vehicle body and the gate, then drive through and proceed to the next step. Stake test: Drive the vehicle to the starting point of the stakes, then reverse the vehicle. After reversing in, drive the vehicle back to the original point and proceed to the next item. Narrow road U-turn: Drive the vehicle to the right side of the road, then make a U-turn. After completing the U-turn, proceed to the next step. Simulated highway driving: According to the voice prompt, drive the vehicle to the middle of the road, then accelerate to a speed of 30 km/h. After navigating the curve, proceed to the next item. Simulated emergency handling: According to the prompt, first turn on the right turn signal, park the vehicle on the emergency lane, turn on the hazard lights, and perform a series of inspection operations. Continuous sharp turns on mountainous roads: First honk the horn, drive slowly on the right lane, and proceed to the next item. Simulated emergency handling: Stop the vehicle in time, then proceed to the next item according to the voice prompt. Simulated tunnel driving: Turn on the headlights, honk the horn for five seconds before entering the tunnel, and turn off the lights when 10 meters away from the tunnel exit.
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