Slow turn over
The required exercise in the second cluster is the slow turn over. There is no speed guideline. Given the short distance in between low speed is advised. The use of slipping clutch is mandatory for this exercise. Also important is the combination of correct operation, slow driving and maintaining the balance. You do all this of course without touching the pawns!
Driving away from parking space
In this choice exercise you drive out of a parking space from a standstill. You make a right turn and drive straight ahead for a few meters. The carriageway width is three meters. The most important thing about this exercise is that you know how to make a sharp turn in a controlled manner, immediately after starting.
With this optional exercise you show that you can drive a complete (imaginary) eight in a rectangular frame. You drive with a pulling engine and maintain an even speed. You can use your foot brake and possibly a slipping clutch.
Drive straight ahead slow speed.
Here you are supposed to keep driving next to the current examiner over a distance of twenty meters. Attention is paid to speed, balance and correct operation of the engine. You are using a slipping clutch. You can also use your foot brake in this choice exercise, but you keep your feet on the footrests while driving.
Half turn (left or right)
If the examiner chooses this exercise, you will drive with a slightly pulling motor on an imaginary roadway. After the second pawn, make a half turn to the left or right in one smooth movement. You then drive back to the starting point.