What to Do If You Can't Pass Subject 2 of the Driving Test?
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In daily practice, firmly memorize the methods for finding reference points. Turn the steering wheel earlier rather than later to leave room for adjustments. You can judge the semi-clutch position by listening to the engine sound, feeling with your feet, or noticing vehicle vibrations. Pay attention to when the front door handle on the left side of the vehicle aligns with the inner curve point of the right angle, then quickly turn the steering wheel to the maximum.
Failed the driving test (Subject 2) repeatedly? Don't worry too much, I've been through multiple failures too. I think the key is to practice basic maneuvers more, such as reverse parking and hill starts, thoroughly understand the exam rules, and repeatedly study the reference points taught by the instructor. I suggest you find more time to practice at the driving school, don't be afraid of the hassle. You can also download the 'Driving Test Guide' APP for mock exams to improve your proficiency. Stay relaxed mentally, don't put too much pressure on yourself, and focus on the current maneuver during the test without distraction. Exchange experiences with others more—failure is the mother of success, and persistence will surely lead to success. Remember to rest well the day before the exam; good condition makes it easier to perform well.
