Is it helpful to buy a simulator for study subject 2?

It's actually very helpful. The so-called learning to drive is mainly to learn the following aspects. 1, actual operation ability, cooperation of clutch, brake and accelerator pedal, operation of auxiliary systems in the car (seat belt, lighting, turn signal, air conditioning, etc.). Be familiar with traffic rules and road signs. Automatic starting, turning, accelerating and decelerating, crossing intersections, bridge decks, bus stops and parking lots 4. Overtaking, avoidance and emergency avoidance are not clear, but the driving simulator can complete all the above links. Of course, when I say driving simulator, I mean the real simulator, that is, in front of the cockpit, three screens display simulated road conditions at 270 degrees. The steering wheel, clutch and brake accelerator pedal are all proportional, and the seat has power sensing. I'm a beginner in driving, too. My feeling is that if you can operate on this simulator more when you just get your driver's license, you can reduce the tension and strangeness of actually going on the road, just like doing simulation questions before the exam, you can handle all kinds of random situations more calmly and increase driving safety in the future. There are too many locals on the road now, and many of them can't get a taxi for a long time after getting their driver's licenses. If you really want to drive on the road, you will be a potential killer for at least a week or two, either bullied by an old hand, laughed at in a hurry, or have frequent accidents. This situation will be improved if driving simulators can be popularized in the future.