What is the sequence of the driving test for small vehicle subject 2?
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Test sequence is determined by the order of candidates' arrival time. Steps: After arriving at the test site, candidates swipe their ID card to enter the waiting hall and queue up. Follow the instructions on the display screen to go to the corresponding area, swipe the ID card, print the admission ticket, and enter the corresponding lane of the test site. When the vehicle corresponding to the admission ticket number is vacant, get on the car, swipe the ID card, complete facial recognition, then adjust the seat, backrest, and rearview mirror. After adjustment, the test can begin. During the test, follow the sequence of reversing into the garage—parallel parking—curve driving—right-angle turn—half-slope parking and starting (there may be regional differences, specific details can be confirmed with the driving school instructor). Test precautions: During the test, stopping midway is not allowed. This requirement means that when each test item starts, there will be a voice prompt in the car. For example, when the voice "Please reverse into the garage" is heard, it indicates the official start of this test item. When moving from one test item to the next, stopping is allowed before the voice prompt for the next item starts. During the test, if a certain operation is not performed properly and points are deducted, there will be a voice prompt. If the operation is qualified, there will be no sound, and you can proceed directly to the next item. After completing the slope parking and starting, there will be a voice prompt in the car. If qualified, it will prompt "Test passed, please go to the test center to print the results". If the test fails, it will prompt "Test failed". If the first attempt fails, the second test will be conducted immediately. The test process is the same as the first attempt, using the same car and the same test lane, and fingerprint verification is required again. Those who fail the retest need to make another appointment for the test after 10 days.
I just passed the second part of my driving test last week, and I remember the sequence clearly: It started with reversing into the parking space, which was the most technically challenging part—you have to align the points and reverse slowly without rushing. Next was parallel parking, where you must check the rearview mirror to avoid crossing the lines. Then came the hill start and stop, where you need to control the clutch carefully to prevent stalling. After that was the curve driving, maintaining a steady speed while steering. Finally, the right-angle turn, which you can complete in one go. I was sweating buckets from nerves during the hill start, but thankfully, I followed my instructor’s advice and practiced it several times. During the test, I took deep breaths and took it step by step. I recommend that beginners simulate the test at the venue beforehand—being familiar with the environment can save a lot of stress. Memorize this sequence, and you won’t panic when it’s your turn.
