What to Do If You Keep Failing the Subject 2 Driving Test?

[LunaAnn]

Failing the Subject 2 test is often not due to technical issues but rather psychological ones. Therefore, it's essential to relax, perform normally, and treat the test as practice. Additionally, quickly adapt to the differences in driving feel between the test vehicle and the training car to better handle the exam. Below are some mnemonic tips for the Subject 2 driving test: 1. Reverse Parking: Reversing into and out of the parking space isn't hard. Fasten your seatbelt, shift gears, and flash the left turn signal. Press the clutch, release the handbrake, and slowly lift the clutch to start gently. Adjust the car body by aligning with the right line, and keep the left mirror's vertical gap along the right line. Stop when the front line aligns with your shoulder, shift to reverse, and release the clutch. When the left mirror covers the corner of the line, turn the steering wheel fully to the right. Watch the left mirror for the garage line, turn back one circle at a 30-degree angle, and when the car is parallel to the line, straighten the wheel with two full turns. When the left mirror covers the front corner of the garage, press the clutch and brake. Shift to first gear to exit, turn the wheel fully left when the front touches the line. Stop when the front covers the line, then reverse without changing the wheel position. Watch the right mirror for the garage line, turn back one circle at a 30-degree angle, and when parallel, straighten the wheel with two full turns. Press the clutch and brake when the left mirror covers the front corner. Shift to first gear to exit, turn the wheel fully right when the front touches the line. Stop when the front covers the line, and adjust the car body skillfully. 2. Hill Start: Relax during hill start, align the right line with the middle of the wiper. After aligning the axle with the white line, adjust the car body and check the right mirror. Less than 30 cm is good, start slowly while watching the left mirror. Press the brake when the left mirror touches the line, pull the handbrake without stalling. Press the foot brake, release the handbrake, and turn on the left signal with your left hand. Gently lift the clutch, release the foot brake when you hear the sound change. The car moves slowly forward, completing the hill start. 3. Right Angle Turn: Slow down to first gear before the turn, keeping the car body straight is key. Maintain 30 cm on the left, remember not to cross the line. When the front nears the turning point, turn left without delay. Check the rear wheel in the mirror, and turn back the wheel calmly. 4. Curve Driving: Enter the curve with the front of the car, aiming closely with the left and right edges. Keep the left edge close to the right line, turn back when touching the left line. Move the left line to the middle of the front, and steady the wheel with one full turn. When the right edge nearly touches the left line, aim with half a turn. 5. Parallel Parking: Parallel park on the right, align the axle with the right line. Drive slowly past the right corner, and check the right mirror while reversing. Turn fully right when covering the right corner, then watch the left line reach the middle. Turn left two full circles, then check the left rear mirror. Turn fully right when the rear wheel touches the line, until the car body aligns with the garage line. Stop the car, shift to first gear, and don't forget the left signal. Lift the clutch slowly and watch the left corner, turn back one circle when touching the left line. Turn back two circles when the line reaches the middle, and straighten the car to complete the exit.