Instructions for the Subject 2 Exam

1. First adjust the seat and backrest to see if the clutch is suitable. After sitting down, you can see all corners of the front of the car.

2. After hearing the test command, look back at the positions of the right front pole and left rear pole, which are the diagonal poles.

3. Engage reverse gear and release the handbrake. When you see the diagonal poles overlapping, turn the full wheel to the right. When you see the middle pole disappearing from the triangular window, turn half a circle. When you see the middle pole appearing from the triangular window and coincide with the logo, turn the full wheel to the right and look back to the left. When there is a distance of three centimeters between the left rear lever and the rear door handle, stop the vehicle and return to the forward wheel. At this time, continue to reverse the vehicle while adjusting the distance on both sides. Wait until the front of the car is aligned with the bottom of the front bar and look back at the top right corner of the rear seat. Stop when facing the rear center pole.

4. "Up", turn full direction to the right, shift into first gear, stop when the left edge of the car is aligned with the right front lever, turn full direction to the left, and the car is parked (the red and white do not align) The car is parked at the handover point. If it is aligned, it will stop if it is not straight.) "One click" and turn the full direction to the right, engage the reverse gear. Stop when the left edge of the car is aligned with the left front lever. Turn the full direction to the left and the left edge of the car. Stop while aligning the front center pole. Go back one and a half times to the right to return to the right direction. "Two up" steering wheel at 7:05, engage first gear, and stop when the front of the car covers the red and white junction. "Second click" on the spot, turn full direction to the right, engage reverse gear, stop when the window pillar is 10 centimeters behind the center pole, turn full direction to the left, and stop when the left front corner of the front of the car is facing the front center pole (do not go back to the forward direction at this time , to facilitate the next step of outsourcing). Complete the database transfer action.

5. Shift into first gear, stop when the left front corner of the car is aligned with the left front pole, straighten the wheel, and continue to move forward. At this time, pay attention to the distance between the left and right sides and the poles on both sides, and make corrections at all times. When the left front corner of the car covers the 7-meter line, turn the steering wheel fully to the left. If the car stops at the right time, the cycle will be right.

6. Shift into reverse gear, look behind you to the left, and when the blue pillar next to the left front lever coincides with the right rear lever, turn the steering wheel full to the left. Place the wheel half a turn to the right when the left window pillar intersects the front center pole. (When you see the front center pole, the front center pole is always in the trapezoidal window until it crosses the column during reversing. If you find that the front center pole is not in the trapezoidal window or the column and the front center pole are almost parallel when crossing When the left window column is 10 centimeters past the front center pole, turn the wheel half a turn to the left.

7. Look back at the right rearview mirror. When the distance between the right rear lever and the door handle is 3 centimeters, stop the car. Turn the wheel to the right direction, continue to reverse, and stop when you have crossed the line about one meter.

8. Release the gear and apply the handbrake.

Instructions for the internal road test

1. Get in the car and hand the training book to the examiner with both hands and say "Hello, examiner"

2. Adjust the seat and backrest, Seat belt, turn on the left light, put into gear, and release the handbrake. Side orientation essentials:

a. First, park on the right side, turn on the right turn signal, aim at the arrow in front, and drive forward until the front of the car is covered. Stop at the white stop line in front of you.

b. At this time, shift into reverse gear and back up until the upright of the rear trapezoidal window coincides with the left front rod and stop.

c. At this time, turn the direction to the right, continue to reverse, and stop until there is a distance of ten centimeters between the rear door handle of the left rearview mirror and the blue pillar next to the right rear lever.

d. Then turn the direction to the left, and back up until the left corner of the car enters the left front pole. Stop in time after entering the left front pole. Shift out of gear and apply the handbrake. (The tire is leaning to the left at this time)

e. Turn on the left light, shift into first gear, and release the handbrake. When the right corner of the car comes out of the left front pole, the wheel will return to the positive direction in time. The speed of the car must be directly proportional to the wheel return. Tips for starting up a slope: a) Turn the light to the right, aim at the forward arrow, and use semi-linkage to control the speed. Remember to use the soles of your feet as support to adjust up and down. Go slowly and wait until the right corner of the instrument panel is aligned with the right lever and apply the brakes. The bumper covers the second stop line. At this time, take off the gear and apply the handbrake.

Complete the prescribed action b) Turn the light to the left, put the gear in gear, use the soles of your feet as support to control the clutch, raise your soles until the car shakes, the front of the car rises, and release the handbrake when it makes a buzzing sound. The car started to rise. c) After starting, drive in the middle. When the car is going downhill, press the clutch into second gear and press the brake at the same time. Then press the clutch and pull over. Instructions for the subject three exam. The specific items of the 13 basic exams are: Preparation for getting in the car: Go around the car counterclockwise to check the appearance and safety condition of the vehicle, and observe the traffic conditions behind you before opening the door. Start: Adjust the driver's seat, seat belt, and rearview mirror (turn your head to the left through the rearview mirror to observe the traffic conditions on the left and rear), check the instruments, put the transmission lever in neutral, and apply the handbrake. Check to see if the car has ignition. When you hear the start command, turn on the left light, shift to first gear, release the handbrake, turn off the double flashers, look at the rearview mirror, and start

Driving straight:

1. Brake when encountering the vehicle in front When driving, take deceleration measures and observe the traffic conditions behind you through the rearview mirror for about 20 seconds. Speed ??up and shift up, and control the speed below 60

2. Understand the speed of the vehicle in front

If you find obstacles on the road, take timely deceleration measures to change lanes:

1 . When the examiner tells you to merge, just merge.

2. Before changing lanes, turn on the turn signal first, and then observe the traffic conditions behind you through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors. Next, look back at your blind spot to make sure there are no vehicles;

3. Merge decisively and quickly. Merge into the lane you want to enter at a small angle

4. When changing lanes, judge the safe distance between vehicles and do not hinder the normal driving of other vehicles

Passing the intersection:

1. Slow down before crossing; observe the traffic conditions on the left and right. Watch out for vehicles turning left on the opposite side.

2. When turning to cross an intersection, observe the traffic conditions on the side and in front or observe the traffic conditions on the side and rear through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors; pay attention to the vehicles going straight on the opposite side, the vehicles turning right on the opposite side, and pedestrians on the sidewalk.

3. When there is a traffic jam at an intersection, you are not allowed to enter the intersection and park your vehicle outside the intersection to wait;

4. Give way to pedestrians and priority vehicles.

5. When turning left through an intersection, turn left at the center of the intersection

Pass the crosswalk, pass the school area, and pass the bus stop:

1. Observe the traffic conditions on the left and right;

2. Slow down and drive slowly;

3. Stop and give way to pedestrians passing through the crosswalk.

Meeting cars: When meeting cars on a road without central isolation facilities or center lines, slow down and drive to the right;

Overtaking: 1

, before overtaking Observe the traffic conditions behind and on the left through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors;

2. Choose a reasonable timing for overtaking and not affect the normal driving of other vehicles;

3. When overtaking and being overtaken Keep a safe distance between vehicles;

4. After overtaking, drive a certain distance away from the vehicle behind you and then return to your own lane;

5. Overtake from the left;

6. When the vehicle behind sends an overtaking signal and is qualified to give way, slow down and give way to the right.

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3. Be prepared to slow down. Drive in the left lane and turn on the left turn signal in advance. Use first gear to make a U-turn. When the front of the car swings away, be sure to add gas to increase speed. After making a U-turn, you must remember to look to see if there is any vehicle going straight on the right side and make obvious movements.

Driving at night:

1. When driving at night, you must turn on the front and rear headlights and dashboard lights. Nowadays, cars only have one button, and they all turn on when you press it. Some of them are on the steering wheel. on the handle below;

2. Before starting, you should turn on the lights and see the road ahead clearly before driving. When parking, you should stop the car first and then turn off the lights.

3. When the speed is within 30 kilometers per hour, low beam lights can be used, and when the speed exceeds 30 kilometers per hour, high beam lights should be used. On roads with street lights, just turn on the low beam.

4. If the distance to the car in front is less than 100 meters, it is considered a short distance. High beams cannot be used as it will sway the driver of the car in front. Especially when the car in front has to merge, the driver behind is far away. Dazzling lights prevent the vehicle in front of you from seeing what's behind you, which is unethical and unsafe. ;

5. When passing through sharp curves, slopes, arch bridges, crosswalks or intersections without traffic lights, use high and low beams interchangeably. Remind pedestrians, non-motorized vehicles and motor vehicles to pay attention;

6. When passing an intersection with traffic police instructions or traffic lights, you should turn off your headlights 30 to 50 meters away from the intersection and use small lights instead.

7. You must use low beam lights when meeting other vehicles;

8. Use low beam lights when turning at any intersection, high beam lights are very dangerous;

9. When temporarily parked on the roadside, turn on the small lights, tail lights and width lights.

Pull over:

1. Before parking, observe the traffic conditions behind and on the right side through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors;

2. After parking, the vehicle body Do not exceed the right edge of the road or the edge of the sidewalk;

3. After parking, the vehicle body shall not be more than 30 cm away from the right edge of the road or the edge of the sidewalk (one-third of the edge is covered by the front of the vehicle);

4. After parking the car, turn your head sideways to observe the traffic conditions on the rear and left side before opening the door;

5. After parking the car, put it in neutral and tighten the parking brake;

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6. Before getting off the car, turn off the engine and close the door;

7. Turn on the warning lights when temporarily parking on the roadside at night.

I almost failed when I had to learn how to use the lights and horn during the night driving test.