Can I take the Subject 2 driving test with an expired ID card?

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LeMalia
07/24/25 3:00pm
You can take the Subject 2 driving test with an expired ID card. Here is some information about ID cards: Introduction: The Resident Identity Card, which includes physical ID cards and EIDCards (electronic ID cards), is a legal document used to prove the holder's identity. It is typically issued by governments to citizens. Application areas: Voter registration, household registration, military service registration, marriage registration, school enrollment, employment, notarization, traveling to border control areas, applying for exit procedures, participating in litigation, obtaining motor vehicle and boat driving licenses and registration certificates, non-motor vehicle licenses, applying for individual business licenses, handling personal credit affairs, and other financial services.
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SanEleanor
08/11/25 8:39am
When I was learning to drive, the instructor repeatedly emphasized that you must bring a valid ID card to the test center for the subject 2 exam—an expired one definitely wouldn’t work because the system needs to scan it for authenticity. Last time, my cousin happened to go for the test on the day his ID expired and was directly turned away at the door, wasting the registration fee and delaying his license progress. He rushed to the police station to get a temporary ID, which was processed within 3 days, allowing him to retake the test successfully. When practicing driving, don’t forget to check your document dates—handle these small details at least a month in advance to avoid panicking like my cousin. Document issues are part of the exam rules; neglecting them not only costs money but also requires extra time to reschedule, disrupting your overall driving plan. It’s really not worth it.
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