What to Do If You Keep Crossing the Lines in Subject 2 S-Turn?
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Solutions for frequently crossing the lines in Subject 2 S-turn are as follows: 1. During the test, avoid being nervous and keep the vehicle speed slow. Especially when navigating the S-turn, the speed should be even slower. If the speed is too fast and the steering wheel is turned abruptly, significant deviation is likely to occur, inevitably leading to crossing the lines. 2. Excessive speed during the test may result in an invalid score. This is because there are sensors on the road that may fail to detect your performance, which naturally won't count. A speed of 30km/h is most suitable for navigating the S-turn. 3. Once the speed is properly controlled, simply use the hood as a reference and align it with the left and right boundaries of the S-turn. Keep the front of the car tracing along the boundary lines, and avoid making excessively large movements when turning the steering wheel.