What are the 2013 C1 driver s license test subjects 2 and 3 respectively?

Since New Year's Day 2013, the electronic road test content pile test, ramp fixed-point parking and starting, side parking, curve driving, right-angle turning. At present, there are 13 items in the test content of the three major road tests: preparation for the test (including wearing seat belts, observation, and turning left turn lights), starting, driving in a straight line, changing lanes, passing through intersections, pulling over, passing through pedestrian crossing lines, passing school areas, passing bus stops, meeting cars, overtaking, making a U-turn, and driving at night.

After New Year's Day next year, the road test will be increased from 13 items to 16 items, and 3 test items will be added: plus and minus gear operation, left turn at intersection, and right turn at intersection. After the implementation of the new regulations, the pile test and the field test were combined, the pile test for small cars was changed to reversing and storage, and the transfer between the two piles was cancelled. In the examination, the benchmarking is replaced with the planning marking, and the students are required to not touch the lane edge and the storage location edge when the student takes the test.

According to the "Regulations for the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses", Article 25 The content of the subject 2 test includes:

Small cars, small automatic transmission cars, small automatic transmission passenger cars for the disabled and low-speed trucks, reversing and warehousing, ramp fixed-point parking and starting, side parking, curve driving, right-angle turning;

Article 26 The content of the road driving skills test in subject 3 includes: small cars, small automatic vehicles, low-speed trucks and small automatic passenger vehicles for the disabled, preparation, starting, driving in a straight line, adding and decreasing gears, changing lanes, pulling over, going straight through the intersection, turning left at the intersection, turning right at the intersection, passing the pedestrian crossing line, passing the school area, passing the bus stop, meeting the car, overtaking, making a U-turn, and driving at night; The content of other quasi-driving tests shall be determined by the traffic management department of the provincial-level public security organ.

The test mileage of small cars, small automatic transmission vehicles, low-speed trucks, and small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled shall not be less than 3 kilometers, and no less than 20% will be selected for night testing; If the night test is not conducted, the test shall be conducted to simulate the use of night lights.

Article 27 The content of the test of safe and civilized driving knowledge in subject 3 includes: safe and civilized driving operation requirements, safe driving knowledge under adverse weather and complex road conditions, emergency handling methods such as tire bursts, and disposal knowledge after traffic accidents.

Subject 2: Choose five out of five [including: pile upside down, side parking, climbing fixed-point parking, S road, right-angle turn].

Subject 3: It is a road test, and the content of the test is ordinary driving etiquette, etc.!

I'm taking the exam in Shanghai, subject 2 has just passed, and I'm waiting for subject 3 next month, and it's hard to take the exam now.

Stressful!

Trust the instructor, and then, how much to play in the direction depends on your speed, not a certainty, in addition, finding a big driving school is a must

Your coach will teach you this, you don't have to look at those messy things, the method is different in each region, just practice more!

1. All subjects 2 (field test):

Required: pile test, ramp fixed-point parking and starting, side parking, random test through unilateral bridges: curve driving, right-angle turning, speed limit through the width limit gate, through continuous obstacles, 100 meters plus and down gears, undulating road driving.

Subject 3 (Road Test): Preparation for getting on the bus, starting, driving in a straight line, changing lanes, passing through an intersection, pulling over, passing a pedestrian crossing line, passing a school area, passing a bus stop, meeting a car, overtaking, making a U-turn, driving at night (random test).

I got my certificate in May.

Subject 2 The most important first level is the pile test, then the uphill fixed point, side parking, and then the random selection of the computer after the pile test (curve driving, through unilateral bridges, undulating roads, right-angle turns, continuous obstacles) randomly selected for a phase.

Subject 3 is on the road, and the examiner sits next to it, from the start to the 4th gear to get off, as long as the pile exam will be easy.

Go find a driving school to practice, so it's better to get a license, if you want to really learn to drive the ability to practice often, if you don't rush to get a driver's license, it's better to study later, now many people learn in the summer vacation.

C1 Driver's License Subject 3: Preparation for getting on the bus, starting, driving in a straight line, adding and decreasing gears, changing lanes, pulling over, going straight through the intersection, turning left at the intersection, turning right at the intersection, passing the pedestrian crossing line, passing the school area, passing the bus stop, meeting the car, overtaking, making a U-turn. It is also necessary to extract 20% for night driving or simulate night driving using lights.

Subject 3 also adds 50 questions to the Safe and Civilized Driving Common Sense Test.

Subjects 2 and 3 are compulsory for the non-lottery examination.

Subject 3: Road test, but there is a long training before the road test, but that is not included in the scope of the test. Subject 2 is five out of five, and there is no test center!

Subject 2: Side Parking, Uphill Start, Fixed Point Parking, Straight Turn, S Road, Reversing and Warehousing, are all required 80 points to pass.

Subject 3: Driving on the road, driving in a straight line, driving in a straight line, minimum speed limit of 30 yards, changing lanes, passing traffic lights, etc., 90 points to pass.

Subject 2 should now be 6 items. Pile test Side fixed-point parking Half-slope start Right angle bend S bend Computer monitoring Pay attention to the start of the turn to hit the direction signal Don't turn off the fire Look at the point Now it's much easier than before.

Subject 3 is a road test, which is different in each region, and it is proctored. There is computer monitoring, pay attention to the detour and report before getting on the car, and don't be nervous with the lights.

The process of taking the driver's license test is: subject one is to test the traffic regulations, that is, theory, subject two is the pile test and obstacles in the field, subject three is the road test, and the fourth subject is the safe and civilized driving test, which is also equivalent to another theory. I hope it can help you, if you have any questions, you can ask, please adopt if you are satisfied.

The driving test book reminds you: there are four main subjects, from subject one to subject four are road traffic safety laws, regulations and related knowledge test subjects, obstacles in the pile test room, road test, safe and civilized driving test, if there is anything you don't understand, you can continue to ask, thank you.

The last batch of subjects 2 and 3 in 12 years have passed the test at one time, indicating that there is no pressure... According to the coach, don't be nervous, keep it.

In 2013, the new rules of the driving school test were implemented on New Year's Day, and the instructors of the driving school are studying new methods of teaching.

I'm also taking the test, and I need it too.

Subject 3 Skills: (from my summary before the exam at the beginning of the year).

When decelerating, it is best to press the clutch down (if you are in high gear, it is easy to suffocate the fire if you do not step on the clutch and do not give oil), move your right foot to the brake, and then decelerate. Of course, if you have time, it's best to shift to 3rd gear or less.

3.When crossing an intersection, you have to sway your head from side to side. Let the examiner see that there is a noticeable swing of your head.

It's formal, but it has to be done. And keep your foot on the brakes whether you're at an intersection or passing a school sign. This is the best safety habit to develop, whether it is for the test or driving in the future, it is best to have this habit!

4.During the exam, you are not allowed to overtake without the order of the examiner, even if the car in front of you is slow.

5.When starting and when stopping at the end, remember to turn left and right and turn on your lights. When turning around, you should observe the road conditions and turn on the turn signal!

Hope it helps! Good luck with the round!

See if it's an electronic road test or a manual road test! There is generally no skill to speak of! Listen to the guidance of the coach, pay attention to the details, put the right attitude, and play the level of the usual car practice.

It's almost the same to run back to the long distance!