Pacific Automotive Network cannot change the driver's license level midway during the driver's license test. Since changing from C1 to C2 is a downgraded driving license, once you fail the test and want to change to C2, you can only go to the driving school to re-register and pay the difference from C1 to C2, and then start the test from the beginning again.

C1 changes C2 driver's license to a downgraded driver's license. When changing, you need to go to the traffic control station to fill out the downgrade confirmation and sign for confirmation. Before taking the subject one test, you can negotiate with the driving school about the change procedures and make up for it. Pay the relevant fees and change to apply for a C2 driver's license. The difference between C1 and C2 is that C1 is allowed to drive manual and automatic transmission cars, while C2 is only allowed to drive automatic transmission cars. Therefore, when the driver's license is downgraded, the range of vehicles that can be driven is also much smaller.

To change the attributes of your driver's license midway, you have to go to the driving school to re-register and then start from subject one. So when you have already passed subject three and you think of changing to a C2 driver's license, it means that your previous efforts are basically the same. In vain.

The first point of the three tips for subjects is to change gears quickly. Section 3 has a 100-meter speed increase and decrease operation. Each gear has a corresponding speed range, and the gear layout must be memorized. Therefore, shifting must be quick and without looking down. The road test requires the driver to pay attention to the road conditions at all times. A vehicle may suddenly jump out the moment he lowers his head, which may cause danger. In addition, the speed must match the gear, otherwise it will easily cause the car to vibrate and drive unstable, and you will also lose points in the exam.

The second point is to always pay attention to the road conditions. When driving, develop the habit of observing the road conditions through the rearview mirror. Always check the rearview mirror, and the swing of your head should be obvious so that the safety officer can see you looking left and right. Many items such as starting, overtaking, changing lanes, etc. must first observe the rearview mirror and surrounding road conditions before operating.

The third point is to keep a certain distance from the car in front. During the road test, you must always pay attention to the road conditions, because the technology is not yet mature, and there is still a big gap compared with experienced drivers who have been driving for several years. Therefore, you must keep a certain distance from the vehicle in front to avoid sudden dangers. Especially when driving in a straight line and accelerating, you need to take a long-term view and be optimistic about the road ahead.

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