Is there a reference guide for driving test subject 2?

This is the biggest subject. I took the exam last summer and got my driver's license this year. Subject 2 is really good. For me, I think subject two is more difficult than subject three. Subject 2 includes five required items in turn: reversing into storage, lateral parking, right-angle turning, curve driving (commonly known as S-bend), fixed-point parking on ramp and starting. At present, what bothers me the most and is scolded the most is reversing into the warehouse. Learning to drive really takes some effort. Let me talk about the main points of the second subject separately.

1. Go back to the warehouse.

This storage method is common in underground garages and indoor garages in residential areas. During the examination, the car usually enters from the left side of the screen and stops at the stop line on the right side, and then the goods are dumped in the right warehouse-left warehouse-left warehouse-right warehouse. Many people are hanging on this project, and it is possible to press the line if they play early and play late. This is a difficult project for me.

2. Stop at the roadside.

This kind of parking space is usually seen on the side of the road at most. I think it's a little easier than reversing into the warehouse. Pour it directly into the garage and drive it out during the exam. The only thing to pay attention to is to remember to turn on the left light when you leave the warehouse. There will be fewer parking spaces on the side than when reversing.

3. Driving in a curve (S-shaped curve)

S-bend is a relatively simple one in many exam subjects. Many people can drive with their own car sense, but for most people, it is still necessary to watch. As long as the coach teaches, this is definitely no problem.

4. Turn at right angles.

The curve is generally a right-angle turn. The key point of right-angle turning is to reach a point when leading in and kill the steering wheel. The most important thing is to turn on and off the turn signal in time. When the new regulations come out, don't turn off the turn signal, and deduct ten points.

5. Stop at a fixed point on the ramp and start.

This is also the most failing item in subject 2, and the ramp is deducted a lot. The main requirements are as follows:

After starting from the bottom of the slope, adjust the parking space so that the distance between the car body and the right side line is less than 30cm；;

Park in the designated parking space, and ensure that the front bumper is in the middle solid line after parking;

Starting halfway up the slope, it is required not to slip the car and turn off the engine.

Because of the difficulty of the ramp, many people try not to deduct the score of a project or control it at 10, because it is difficult to control the ramp when it stops within 30cm.

In the study of subject 2, in addition to what the coach said, sometimes you need to be flexible, such as learning how to fix your direction. When reversing into the warehouse, the steering wheel may change because of early play and late play, resulting in the failure of warehousing. A few days ago, because I saw that the corner of the garage was far away, I needed to return to the steering wheel. I was scolded by the coach, but because it was close, I didn't need to return it, so I went to see the principle of reversing positions. Sometimes the project is not clear, I can find the information myself.

Prepare before getting on the bus

A series: fasten your seat belt

Second adjustment: 1. Adjust the seat (front and rear, height, backrest).

2. Adjust the rearview mirror (the rear door handle coincides with the lower edge of the rearview mirror).

Third check: 1. Check whether the gear returns to neutral.

2. Check whether the handbrake is pulled up.

3. Check whether the tachometer pointer is 0.

Some people think it's easier to take a test than to get a driver's license and drive on the road, because we don't understand the principle of every point. If you want to learn clearly, you can watch more videos and ask the coach. Finally, I hope everyone can successfully get a driver's license!