Can Driving Schools Practice on Statutory Holidays?
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You can learn to drive during statutory holidays, as driving schools arrange corresponding classes with instructors working normally to ensure teaching. For example, some driving schools offer holiday classes or holiday evening classes. Here are the precautions for driving practice: Proper operation: When practicing at the driving school, students need to pay attention to the way of holding the steering wheel, followed by the use of the car's brakes, clutch, and accelerator. Always fasten the seat belt and master the operation and use of lights. Practice requirements: Only training vehicles can be used for practice; private cars cannot be used as training vehicles for those without a driver's license. The content of the first subject in the driving test is the assessment of traffic regulations and related knowledge, with a full score of 100 and a passing score of 90 or above. The driving test consists of four subjects: Subject One, Subject Two, Subject Three, and Subject Four. Each subject has two attempts. If both attempts fail, the test will be terminated.