Can I retake the exam on the same day if I fail the subject four test?

[SanLiam]

Subject four can be retaken once on the same day if failed. Here is the relevant information: Subject four: Also known as the subject four theoretical test or driver theory test, it is part of the motor vehicle driver's license examination. Retake instructions: If subject four is not passed, there is no need to retake the previously passed subjects (subject one, subject two, subject three). You can schedule a retake on your own, and no retake fee is required. There are no scheduling restrictions for the safe and civilized driving theory test, but the driving skills test permit is valid for three years. If the applicant does not complete the test within the validity period, the passed subject scores will be invalidated.

[OFaith]

During my years of teaching driving, I've often been asked by students whether they can retake the subject four exam on the same day if they fail. Most test centers don't allow same-day retakes, mainly to ensure fairness and prevent hasty attempts. After the exam, you'll need to wait a few days or even a week to reschedule a retake, and you must log into the driving test system to submit an application. This process is actually beneficial as it gives you time to reflect on the questions you got wrong, such as not remembering the penalties for drunk driving or the meanings of traffic signs, allowing for thorough review. Don't rush to retake the exam immediately because subject four covers all practical content, like calculating braking distances or driving techniques in rain or snow, which directly impact real-world driving safety. My advice is to take a break after failing, go home and practice several times with mock test questions, so you'll be more composed during the next attempt. Remember, driving safety is far more important than the certificate itself.

[AngelaAnn]

When I was taking the fourth subject test, I also thought about retaking it on the same day. After failing, I anxiously asked my coach, and he straightforwardly said that same-day retakes are generally not supported—you have to reschedule. The official explanation is to prevent candidates from becoming overly stressed, which could lead to worse performance, especially for knowledge-based content like right-of-way rules or emergency accident handling. Retaking without thorough understanding poses risks. Later, I checked the driving school’s website and confirmed the rule: retakes require about a week’s interval. I used that time to practice on a question app, focusing on improving my weak area—lane-changing rules. The fourth subject tests life safety awareness. Taking every opportunity seriously is the right approach—don’t always look for shortcuts. Safe driving is a lifelong commitment.

[Tracey]

If you fail the Subject 4 driving test, same-day retakes are usually difficult to arrange. Regulations vary by testing centers, but typically require rescheduling a retake, such as waiting 3-5 days. This prevents system confusion and rushed attempts by candidates. Subject 4 covers topics like accident liability determination and dangers of fatigued driving – retaking without proper preparation may worsen results. Contact local driving schools for specific policies and review incorrect answers. Driving safety relies on genuine learning and practice, not just certification.