Can I cancel my driving test (Subject 3) after successfully booking it?

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AngelinaLee
09/05/25 6:01am
It is possible to cancel a successfully booked driving test (Subject 3). Here are the methods to cancel a self-booked Subject 3 test: 1. The driving test center information platform allows cancellation of the Subject 3 test, with the latest cancellation time being before 12:00 noon on the day before the scheduled test date; 2. To cancel the Subject 3 test, the applicant must personally bring their ID card and a copy of it to the vehicle management office for cancellation; 3. On the blank space of the ID card copy, the applicant must write a statement voluntarily canceling the Subject 3 test scheduled on a specific date at a specific driving school, and sign their name, provide contact information, and the date; 4. If the applicant is unable to come to the driving test center in person, a proxy must bring their own ID card and a copy, along with the applicant's ID card and copy. In addition to writing the above content, the proxy must also sign their name.
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