Never passed the traffic theory test?

Let me give you an example. A few years ago, there was a purely illiterate driver at the driving school where I studied. I studied in the school for one and a half years and passed the theory test.

The coach didn't say the details of learning and passing, but you can imagine. Do you think you're worse than the pure illiterate guy you don't even know ABC, and worse than him? Driving is not a casual thing, for the safety of your life and the lives of others, please study the book seriously, if you don't get 98 points, read it a few times.

Is it hard to read a book several times? Is it harder than getting into a car accident?

Now there is a software for the test bank.

Do the questions repeatedly.

It's all multiple-choice.

It's basically OK to do it once

Must be serious and repeated practice, strengthen memory, the combination of learning and use, should be better, when I took the exam (06 years), read a week of books, practiced 6 times on the machine, to the vehicle management office (Xipu) exam once passed, it took 15 minutes, 99 points. The key is that you have confidence and, in addition, try to do what the teacher asks you to do. Good luck!

I remember that those questions were all on the exam papers that were sent, and it would be nice to read them a few more times to get in touch with the actual situation. I don't have to buy anything, what a waste of money

Well, it is recommended that you buy the software that simulates the subject 1 exam to do it.

I bought one, and it was only 30 yuan.

You can practice the test whenever you have time, and after you submit your answers, it will automatically pop up your mistakes and have the correct answers.

You can use a small notebook to write down questions that are easy to answer incorrectly, and then contact more.

Actually, to put it bluntly, there are only a few theories, and the changes are all such a little problem, and it is no problem for you to contact and remember more.

I read it casually at the time, but I read the question in its entirety. Then I did mock exams, and after doing two or three times, I scored more than 90 points almost every time.

Talent, you just do the question bank, do it a few more times, and you will definitely be able to pass.

My experience is to find a computer, do the traffic theory test questions three times a day, one hour at a time, remember the right ones, and do them for a week. That's it. Be sure to do the questions and only memorize the correct answers when doing the questions, which can save time.

1. Failure to use safety belts or wear safety helmets in accordance with regulations;

3. Driving not according to the instructions of the examiner;

4. Unable to correctly use lights, wipers and other commonly used vehicle control parts;

5. The distance of the vehicle is greater than 30cm when starting;

6. Driving a car with both hands off the steering wheel at the same time;

7. When controlling the steering wheel with one hand, it cannot effectively and smoothly control the source of the driving direction;

8. The vehicle driving direction control is inaccurate, the direction is shaking, and the vehicle deviates from the correct driving direction;

9. Unable to reasonably select the driving lane and speed according to the traffic situation;

10. The use of gears does not match the vehicle speed for a long time, resulting in the engine speed of the vehicle being too high or too low;

11. The vehicle looks down at the gear while driving or fails to enter the gear for 2 consecutive times;

12. Coasting in neutral gear while driving;

13. The line of sight is away from the driving direction for more than 2s;

14. Violating traffic safety laws and regulations, affecting traffic safety;

15. Failing to follow traffic lights, signs, markings, or police command signals;

16. Driving without knowing the speed according to the regulations;

17. Riding on the solid line in the center of the lane or the solid line on the edge of the lane while the vehicle is driving;

18. Riding on the dividing line of the rolling lane for a long time;

19. Rushing to the road, obstructing the normal operation of other vehicles;

20. Unable to keep a safe distance and safe speed while driving;

21. Changing two or more lanes in a row;

22. When encountering pedestrians or non-motorized vehicles on waterlogged roads, there are uncivilized driving behaviors such as not slowing down;

23. When encountering pedestrians crossing a pedestrian crossing, they do not stop and give way, and do not take the initiative to avoid vehicles, pedestrians, or non-motor vehicles that have priority to pass;

24. Park the vehicle in a pedestrian crossing, mesh line and other prohibited parking areas;

25. Sticking out of the window with any part of the body during driving;

26. The brake and accelerator pedal are used incorrectly;

27. Failure to take safety measures such as slowing down or honking for situations that may be dangerous;

28. Dangerous situations occur due to improper observation, judgment or operation;

29. Candidates fail to take the test according to the scheduled test time.

Each candidate has two attempts to take the exam. If the examiner judges you fail both chances, don't rush to get out of the car and leave, you can politely ask the examiner for mercy: "Hello examiner, I was too nervous just now and didn't do a good job, can you give me another chance?"

If the examiner is in a good mood that day, it is really possible to give you one more chance.