Yantai b2 Subject III Examination Route

Yantai b2 subject three exam route is as follows:

The 1 line is an L-shaped line. The whole journey was not difficult, but there were many cars, especially the one in the west. Because it's a one-way street, you have to pick your head to the right before you turn around, so the car body becomes inclined. From the left rearview mirror, you can't see if there is a car coming from behind. During the exam, several candidates were unlucky. They met a car that was about to turn around and suddenly pulled out from behind to hold you.

Then I panicked and suffocated my car. The suggestion is to turn on the turn signal, straighten the car body and go forward. Look in the rearview mirror to make sure there is no car behind you, and then turn around. Otherwise, those social vehicles will not force you to drive straight ahead during the exam.

Line 2 is now L-shaped, which is simpler than before. The only difficulty is that the left turn at the T-junction at the intersection of Lvsida Road and Shanhai South Road is uphill, and the traffic lights are short, sometimes there are many cars, so it is necessary to focus on practice when starting halfway up the slope. In addition, the U-turn at the eastern end of Lvsi Road is also a one-way street, just like the 1 line. Watch out for cars coming from behind.

Line 3 is a "mouth" line and a test line for the landlord. Now the U-turn position of Line 3 is not on Tongshi South Road, but on a bumpy dirt road that enters the village. Turn left at the traffic lights, turn around downhill, and the traffic lights go uphill. Similarly, the traffic lights stop the car for a short time, so it is also necessary to focus on practicing the half-slope start.

There is no traffic light on Line 4, which is the simplest of all the test lines. It should be noted that when passing through the middle intersection, you should slow down and put in the third gear, because crossing the intersection means adding and subtracting gears, and there is no traffic light at the intersection, so you should pay attention to the passing vehicles. Besides, turning right into Aucma Street is uphill. If going up a slope, candidates should pay attention to starting at the half slope.

Line 5:

Line 5 is relatively simple. It is a "mouth" line next to Line 3. The whole process is flat and there is no slope. Don't worry about coming from behind when you turn around. Pay attention to the heavy traffic when you enter Airport Road.