Can I Get a Refund After Enrolling in a Driving School?

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BennettDella
07/29/25 2:55pm
You can get a refund after enrolling in a driving school, but a certain penalty fee will be deducted, and the penalty rate varies among different driving schools. Non-compliance requirements: If you request a refund after enrollment but have not taken the physical examination or failed the physical examination, the corresponding service fee will be deducted. Driving school's fault: If you have not participated in the theoretical training for Subject 1, or if the driving school fails to arrange Subject 2 training for the student within 60 days after completing Subject 1 examination due to the driving school's fault, a full refund should be issued. If the training institution still does not arrange Subject 3 training for the student within 90 days after completing Subject 2 examination, 50% of the training fee will be refunded. Personal reasons: If you have completed Subject 1 examination but did not participate in Subject 2 training due to personal reasons, the training fee will be refunded after deducting the textbook fee and theoretical training fee. If you have completed Subject 2 training but did not participate in Subject 3 training due to personal reasons, or if you exceed the stipulated time limit due to personal reasons, no refund will be issued.
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