After taking the driver’s license exam and going through subjects two and three, subject four is the final difficulty. This section does not require a road test, as long as you answer the questions correctly, but subject four is also a hurdle that many people find difficult to overcome. Below I have compiled four clear jingles for the subjects.

The first is a right or wrong question. Everything you do is not allowed to be right; letting the other person go first is right; anything slow is right, such as passing slowly; anything fast is wrong, such as turning the steering wheel hard or braking suddenly; and observing is all right, such as observing in advance. The second is the use of lights. Turning on the high beam is all wrong.

The third is about the maximum speed. If you want to answer the speed questions, you can only keep in mind that everyone needs to understand the speed limit signs on the different roads. The fourth is the problem of wheel slip. The front wheel slips and turns in the opposite direction, and the rear wheel slips and turns in the same direction.