What is the content of driving school subject two exam?

The driving school subject 2 examination content is as follows:

1, reversing into the warehouse: candidates need to find the right time, pour from one side, drive to the other side and then pour from the other side.

Requirements: The sides and rear of the car are not pressed, and the front of the car cannot be outside the garage.

2. Lateral parking: Candidates need to let the car enter the parking space laterally and put the handbrake on their hands.

Requirements: there is no line pressing on both sides of the car.

3. Driving in a corner: The simplest level, as long as you find a good point according to the coach's instructions, you can use the front of the car to cross the road along the stone.

Requirements: no line pressing.

4, right-angle turn: after optimistic, you can pass by slamming the direction.

Requirements: no line pressing.

5. Stop at a fixed point on the uphill road and start on the ramp: be sure to pay attention to the location of the fixed-point parking. If the parking position is not accurate, points will be deducted. When starting, pay attention to the semi-linkage, and never turn off the engine. Remember to hold the handbrake and release it.

Introduction to subject 2:

Subject 2, also known as the small road test, is a part of the motor vehicle driver's license test and the abbreviation of the venue driving skills test subject. Automobile C 1 test items include five mandatory tests (reversing into storage, lateral parking, fixed-point parking and starting on ramp, right-angle turning and curve driving (commonly known as S-bend)); C2 test items include reversing into the warehouse, lateral parking, right-angle turning and curve driving (there is a sixth type of high-speed licensing in some areas).

The examination items of carts A 1, A2, A3, B 1 and B2 include: pile test, fixed-point parking and starting on ramps, side parking, passing through unilateral bridge, curve driving, right-angle turning, passing through width-limiting doors, passing through continuous obstacles, rolling pavement, turning around on narrow roads, simulating expressways, continuous steep mountain roads, tunnels and rain (fog).