The coach explains the basic structure of the car: before the extension of the second subject, the coach will explain some basic structures of the car to you on the first day, such as steering wheel, horn, clutch, brake, throttle, joystick, etc., so that you can briefly understand the functions and functions of these components.
Watch from the co-pilot: In order to impress you, the coach will let you sit on the co-pilot and watch the actual operation, such as how to adjust the seat, how to ignite, how to shift gears, how to turn the steering wheel and so on. Pay attention at this time, because it's your turn to show him later.
Let you actually operate: you will be allowed to operate directly next, but you don't have to worry. The coach will sit on the co-pilot side and guide you. He also has a secondary brake under his feet. If anything happens, he will help you step on the gas pedal. At this time, I will usually take you several times in a straight line to familiarize you with the operation of starting and stopping.
Learn to turn the steering wheel: you don't need to turn the steering wheel for the first few days. After you practice driving in a straight line, you should take a curve to get familiar with the operation of the steering wheel. This is a very important step, which is related to whether you can quickly enter the practice of formal projects. About an hour later, the coach began to teach you the skills of various projects, and then your second subject officially began.
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. Car C 1, C2 test items include reversing into the warehouse, side parking, ramp fixed-point parking and starting, right-angle turning and curve driving.
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 rainy and foggy days. From 2002 1 June1day, subject 2 of the driving license examination for small automatic cars will be cancelled.