Are the questions in Subject 1 exam fixed?

[ODylan]

Subject 1 exam questions are not fixed. The total duration of the Subject 1 exam is 45 minutes. The test paper consists of 100 questions, including true/false questions and multiple-choice questions, with a full score of 100 points. The test paper is randomly selected and combined by the computer driver examination system according to the proportion specified in the "Motor Vehicle Driver's License Work Regulations". Since July 2015, the Ministry of Public Security has updated the Subject 1 question bank to 1229 questions, while the question bank for large vehicles remains unchanged. Subject 1 exam content (outline): Road traffic safety laws, regulations, and rules: Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China and its implementation regulations, Criminal Law, Procedures for Handling Road Traffic Safety Violations, Procedures for Handling Road Traffic Accidents, Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses, Regulations on Motor Vehicle Registration. Local regulations: Key content is selected based on local regulations. Traffic signals: Road traffic lights, road traffic signs, road traffic markings, traffic police hand signals. Basic knowledge of safe driving and civilized driving: Driving behavior, traffic safety violations. Basic knowledge related to motor vehicle driving operations: Instruments and indicators, control devices, safety devices.

[RobertMarie]

I just finished the subject one test, and the fixed question bank was a huge help. The questions mainly come from the official standard question bank of about 1,600 questions, with 100 randomly selected for each test. I went through all the questions three times on the "Driving Test Treasure" app, and 90% of the questions I encountered in the exam looked familiar, even though the order of the options changed, the content was exactly the same. However, it's important to note that the question bank is updated regularly, for example, last year some new questions on electric vehicle regulations were added, so it's advisable to confirm that the app's question bank version is the latest two weeks before the exam. Understanding the traffic rules behind each question is more important than rote memorization, so even if you encounter slightly modified questions, you can answer them correctly. Spending two weeks reviewing for two hours a day makes the preparation more solid thanks to the fixed question bank.

[LeAnderson]

After over a decade of coaching students, I've found the Subject 1 question bank remains largely stable but requires attention to minor adjustments. The core question bank maintains a structure of around 1,600 questions, with the exam randomly selecting percentage-based questions. Each time new traffic regulations are introduced, the question bank receives minor updates, such as the addition of seatbelt regulation questions this May. The stability of the question bank means there's a clear direction for exam preparation. I recommend using the official materials provided by driving schools along with question-practice apps, with special emphasis on maintaining an error notebook. I've noticed students tend to overlook less common questions, though each chapter's question ratio in the bank is fixed. Focusing extra practice on key chapters yields higher efficiency. The exam questions consistently originate from this question bank framework, which hasn't changed.

[LaAnderson]

The fixed question bank for Subject One allowed me to pass the exam smoothly three months ago. The bank contains approximately 1,600 questions covering all test content. During the exam, the system randomly generates test papers, but all questions are drawn from this bank. I practiced questions chapter by chapter on a mobile app, prioritizing high-frequency test points like sign recognition first. Although a few questions had slightly altered wording, their core knowledge points remained unchanged. A fixed question bank doesn't mean rote memorization—understanding principled questions like why U-turns are prohibited on double solid lines is more practical. Scoring above 95 in three consecutive mock exams before the test date gave me confidence in the bank's reliability.

[JordanRose]

Only after failing the first driving theory test did I realize the importance of comprehensive coverage despite a fixed question bank. The total question pool maintains around 1,600 items with random selection during exams. During my initial preparation, I overconfidently took the test after practicing only 1,200 questions, resulting in failure due to encountering many unfamiliar overtaking-related questions. Later, using the mistake statistics feature, I discovered the question bank is divided into twelve sections, with drunk driving questions having the highest frequency requiring focused practice. Though the app's question bank is fixed, even obscure questions must be thoroughly practiced for security. Now having passed, I've learned that systematically reviewing each section's questions three times makes passing easier due to the question bank's predictability.

[StMolly]

Noticed that the subject one question bank maintains a stable framework but details are updated. The official question bank of 1600 questions has remained largely unchanged as the source of exam questions for three years, but some question stems are updated with traffic regulation adjustments. For example, outdated motorcycle questions were deleted last year, and autonomous driving-related multiple-choice questions were added. The fixed question bank gives me more confidence in reviewing, and I use the categorized memorization method—grouping prohibition sign questions for intensive practice. Although exam questions appear in random order, the core content is all within the preset question bank in the APP. It is recommended that candidates who take the exam every six months check the question bank version, as basic knowledge questions always account for more than 80%.