Where Can You Park During Subject 2 Test?
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During the Subject 2 driving test, there are certain areas where candidates are allowed to park. For instance, the distance between the parallel parking and curve driving test sections is relatively large. After completing the parallel parking, if the candidate does not immediately proceed to the curve driving section, they can take a break to relax their leg muscles and ease tension before entering the curve driving test. However, this is only permissible after hearing the voice prompt confirming the completion of the parallel parking test. Throughout the entire Subject 2 test, candidates can take breaks before entering any test section, except during the actual test sections where parking is prohibited. Doing so will not result in failing the test. However, it is advisable to consult with the instructor about which intervals between test sections allow for parking, as rules and requirements may vary between driving schools. The test vehicle differs in many aspects from the training vehicle, even if they are the same model. For example, features like the handbrake and windshield wipers may vary. Additionally, some test grounds are uneven, especially the parking bay for reverse parking, which can easily cause the vehicle to roll. Therefore, it is recommended to gather information from those who have already taken the test about the test ground conditions and any differences in the test vehicle. Being well-prepared and paying attention to details, avoiding mistakes in critical areas, will make passing the Subject 2 test much easier.
