You are obviously very proficient in subject 2, reversing a car into a warehouse, so why didn’t you pass the test?

Everyone who has taken the driver's license exam knows that in order to successfully obtain a driver's license, you need to pass four exams: subject one, subject two, subject three and subject four. The second subject includes reversing into the parking lot, straight driving, half-slope starting, S-turn and side parking.

Just like the most difficult math test in the college entrance examination, reversing into the warehouse is the most difficult test on the road to getting a driver's license because it is difficult to operate, the operation process is complex, and sometimes it requires luck.

Let’s talk about the scene when I took the subject test. I took the second subject twice in one session. Needless to say, the first time, I died while reversing the car into the warehouse. The first time I reversed the car into the warehouse, because I was not used to the test venue, the car directly touched the line. The manager asked me to get out of the car and take the test again. The second time I reversed the car into the garage, it was smoother. I successfully backed in, but the line was pressed when I came out. This made me feel very frustrated. As a result, my first driving school test experience ended without even exiting the garage.

I remember that I was very sad that day. I went to have barbecue with my friends. I practiced for another two or three months to prepare for the second exam. When I drove back to the familiar venue and looked at the dangerous reversing into the garage, I mustered up the courage and skillfully followed the instructor's instructions, but what was frustrating was that the body line still failed to pass.

There was only one chance left. The second time I made up my mind to give it a try. I stopped being cautious and stopped. I accelerated the car, put it into gear, and left the warehouse. The whole set of actions was smooth and smooth, but I didn’t expect it. Surprisingly, I successfully left the warehouse, and then drove straight, started on a half slope, S-turn and side parking in one go, and successfully passed the driving school test. The subsequent subjects three and four were very easy, all with a score of 100 Passed.

The difficulty in reversing and warehousing is due to mentality, not technology.